targetcli error

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Hello targetcli experts,

I'm using Debian-7.0 on a MIPS platform and did following to get
targetcli running on my platform.

#apt-get install targetcli

It went ahead and downloaded a bunch of packages and all seemed to
have downloaded OK.

When I try to start targetcli, I get following error:
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# targetcli
Welcome to the targetcli shell:

 Copyright (c) 2011 by RisingTide Systems LLC.

Visit us at http://www.risingtidesystems.com.

Kernel module target_core_mod does not exists on disk and is not
loaded.
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I have target_core_mod.ko locally and when I try to insmod it, it
gives following error:

# insmod target_core_mod.ko
target_core_mod: exports duplicate symbol __transport_register_session
(owned by kernel)
Error: could not insert module target_core_mod.ko: Invalid module format

# file target_core_mod.ko
target_core_mod.ko: ELF 64-bit MSB relocatable, MIPS, MIPS64 rel2
version 1 (SYSV), BuildID[sha1]=0x4a0c71
73d4ef98d42cb28ca3fe7b2cade9ed114e, with unknown capability
0x410000000f676e75 = 0x1000000070403, not stri
pped

target_core_mod was built as a Module [M] per kernel config..

Any ideas what could have gone wrong....any pointers really appreciated.

Thanks
Vishal.
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