--On Sunday, October 24, 2004 12:48:31 -0400 John F Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ../afs/osi_groups.c:181: parse error before `old_gid_t' > ../afs/osi_groups.c:182: parse error before `old_gid_t' I guess I forgot that I patched around this error. Edit /usr/src/modules/openafs/src/afs/LINUX/osi_groups.c and change old_gid_t to u16 on line 181 and 182. > > > Notes about this error. > I am using a 2.4.27 kernel from kernel.org (not a debian package > version). Then why are you using the debian openafs module source? Don't answer that. > I have installed .deb kernel-headers-2.4.27-1which puts include files in > /usr/src., but I am not sure if they are being used. They are not being used, because you set KSRC=/usr/src/linux, but that appears to be what you want. Given that you are building a kernel.org kernel anyway, it doesn't relly make sense to use my alternate method of building a module. I use it because it means that I can build modules against kernel-headers packages rather than needing to construct a kernel build tree myself. > Other notes about gcc. If i deinstall egcs64 and try using the gcc code. > > sparc64-linux-gcc is not found and the make-kpkg modules step fails to > build for afs. I can build the kernel though. That's something else I did that I forgot about I created a /usr/bin/sparc64-linux-gcc script containing: #!/bin/sh exec sparc-linux-gcc -m64 "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" But that will only work if you are running sarge or sid. openafs probably needs some sort of compiler detection logic to deal with this.
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