hello,
My objective was to create a simple file system ( A NODEV filesystem) with
all the basic functionalities implemented.
The basic functions required wrt registering the file system, declaring the
various structures of the file system was done.
The module was compiled with the gcc options -c, -Wall, -I
/usr/src/linux...../include .
The module's object code was successfully generated but when the module was
inserted into the kernel..using the "insmod" option..the following error was
generated..
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol vfs_quotactl_ops
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol fs_may_remount_ro
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol dquot_operations
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol fsync_super
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol free_vfsmnt
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol d_genocide
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol path_lookup
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol bd_acquire
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol alloc_vfsmnt
./gfs.o: unresolved symbol acct_auto_close
i understand that the above symbols are not a prt of the kernel symbol
table.
I am not able to go further on this...
request any of you to help me resolve this problem...
Thanks in advance,
Geetha
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