On Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 01:32:38AM -0500, Jeffrey Drake wrote: > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_get_var > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_get_cmap > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_set_disp > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_pan_display > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_get_fix > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_install_cmap > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol find_pci_device > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_do_set_var > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_set_cmap > vmwarefb.o: unresolved symbol fbgen_set_var > > find_pci_device should automatically be in the kernel, because pci support > is built in. I'm not sure what kernel you've been looking at, but I'm unaware of any find_pci_device() function. pci_find_device() on the other hand, might be more what you're looking for. > The framebuffer generic functions should also. > I am at the end of my experience (actually further than that). > The fbgen routines aren't built into anything natively. Unless you're explicitly linking in fbgen.o with your module, none of those things will resolve. Regards, -- Paul Mundt <lethal@chaoticdreams.org>
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