On Sat, 07 Apr 2001, Scott Bowling wrote:
> I installed Redhat 7.0 on my linux box today using the SMP option for the
> initial install. By doing this it installed two kernels...the single
> process kernel and the multiprocessor kernel. I have a Linksys ethernet
> card and am using the tulip driver from www.scyld.com(?). I have a binary
> RPM for the drivers and when I installed them using the RPM it installed
> them on the single processor /lib/modules, even while running in the smp
> kernel. I can insmod the pci-scan/tulip drivers in the single process
> kernel but I can't seem to get it to insmod in the smp kernel. I am not all
> that familiar with this and wondered if there was a why to get this to work.
>
> When I try to insmod the mods on the smp kernel I get a bunch of unresolved
> symbol messages (same for tulip). It works just great in the single process
> build.
>
> Any ideas? Is there a way to 'fool' the system into using the other
> /lib/modules?
>
> After performing a depmod I have a whole bunch of unresolved symbols...any
> ideas?
>
I think you'll have to recompile the modules for the SMP
kernel.
John
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