Richard B. Johnson wrote:
Do `depmod -e test.ko` to see what it's complaining about. You can see all the symbols by using `nm`. Try it. Your code probably didn't define the necessary stuff to make a module. You need to look at a typical module (driver) that comes with the kernel. Just find one of the shortest ".c" files in the driver tree.
Thanks! I did less /var/log/messages, and got the unknown symbols Unknown symbol __divsf3 Unknown symbol __fixsfsi Unknown symbol __subsf3 Unknown symbol __floatsisf Unknown symbol __mulsf3 Unknown symbol __gesf2 Unknown symbol __addsf3
However, I don't know what those symbols are :( I am a bit worried that maybe I've done something that is not supported by the kernel, like left-shift 16 bits of an int, or floating operations.
Any hints?
Thanks a lot! Lei
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