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* 'unresolved symbol schedule'
@ 2003-06-02 21:06 esp
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From: esp @ 2003-06-02 21:06 UTC (permalink / raw)
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hey all,

I'm getting the above error with out of the box SuSE 8.2 when doing an
insmod - which is *really* confusing to me, because I thought
that 'schedule' was a low-level, linux API call and that modules that you
inserted automatically linked with the kernel.

so.. what the hell is going on here? When I say:

insmod <module_name>

what exactly does insmod do to resolve symbols? And how can you figure out
what symbols are present in the kernel itself? ( I suppose, for instance
that SuSE has another name for the schedule system call - but that's
unlinkely since I've seen the error crop up from time to time on usenet.
No
history on how to solve it though :( )

Ed



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