About a month ago I contacted Transarc and inquired about Solaris 2.4
support. Their response at that time was that 2.4 is not supported and
was guaranteed NOT to work with any of the sun4?_53 binaries due to some
medium restructuring of the manner in which kernel memory is managed under
Solaris 2.4.
The error message you're getting might be solved by forcing the
nfs module to load before the afs module is loaded. The NFS module needs to
be present if you are using the libafs.o and not libafs.nonfs.o. We solved
this problem at our site by adding "forceload: fs/nfs" to the /etc/system file.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Steven McElwee
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> From: Bjorn Sandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SunOS 5.4 client
> Date: Tue, 1 Nov 1994 20:19:21 +0100
>
> I am trying to make an AFS client of a SparcStation 20 running Solaris
> 2.4, but without any luck this far. I've tried binaries for sun4c_53
> and sun4m_53, and all I get when doing 'modload /kernel/fs/afs' is
>
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol rpc_poptimod
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_short
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol adjtime_lock
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_u_short
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_int
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_u_long
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_array
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_char
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_bytes
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_long
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_opaque
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol xdr_string
> unix: /kernel/fs/afs: undefined symbol wtodc
> unix: afs error doing common
>
> Do I need sun4c_54?
>
> I've found out (from 'nm /dev/ksyms') that all symbols above but
> adjtime_lock and wtodc are defined in the kernel.
>
> Bjorn Sandell
