Ant Daniel wrote:

On 6/19/05, Ant Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
insmod: error inserting '/lib/ivtv.ko': -1 Unknown symbol in module
ERROR: /bin/insmod exited abnormaly!
insmod: error inserting '/lib/ivtv-fb.ko': -1 Unknown symbol in module
ERROR: /bin/insmod exited abnormaly!
No one got any suggestions?

I'm thinking now of removing the kernel and then reinstalling it,
hopefully this will get me back to the pre initrd issues, then I can
wind the process forwards again (ignoring the initrd step).
I've never worked with initrd, but maybe I can help you narrow down the unknown symbol. Simply dump the imports of the ivtv-fb.ko. Here's mine:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ nm -u video/ivtv/driver/ivtv-fb.ko
        U add_wait_queue
        U autoremove_wake_function
        U copy_from_user
        U copy_to_user
        U default_wake_function
        U __down_failed
        U dump_stack
        U fb_alloc_cmap
        U finish_wait
        U free_pages
        U get_user_pages
        U get_zeroed_page
        U ivtv_api
        U ivtv_cards
        U ivtv_cards_active
        U ivtv_debug
        U ivtv_vapi
        U jiffies
        U kfree
        U __kmalloc
        U kmem_cache_alloc
        U local_bh_enable
        U malloc_sizes
        U mem_map
        U mtrr_add
        U mtrr_del
        U __page_cache_release
        U preempt_schedule
        U prepare_to_wait
        U printk
        U register_framebuffer
        U remove_wait_queue
        U rwsem_down_read_failed
        U rwsem_wake
        U schedule
        U schedule_timeout
        U unregister_framebuffer
        U __up_wakeup
        U __wake_up

Then find which module exports that symbol and make sure it is in your inirtd (and is there a modules.dep in there too?). That help at all?


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