>Sorry Casper, small typo. Actually I wanted to use driver1 symbols in driver2,
>so what I'm using w
as actually
>ld -dy -N driver1 -N misc/scsi -r driver2.o -o driver2
Where is the driver1 installed? If it's installed in the standard
directories (/kernel/drv/...), then you should specify it as:
-N drv/driver1
>I changed this to
>ld -dy -Bdirect driver2 -r driver2.o -o driver2
>
>driver2 attaches fine now.
Is that the exact command you typed? There's an additional "driver2"
argument.
Casper
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