Hello surenda
As i see it you are making a module that seeks the to funktions
put_user_area etc.
I do not think they are part of the RT-linux kernel or the linux kernel,
and thats way
you get these unresolved Symbol. The funktions have to be surpported by
the kernel.
If you are using kernel 2.4.x check out the Doc... in kernel source.
Check olso
www.rtlinux.org -> manpages.
It seems to me like you are trying to call some funktions made in
another file (o-file)
solutions -> write a kernel module with the to funktions and export
them.
Anders Gnistrup
surendra babu wrote:
> Hello,
> I wrote a small code for character device driver
> module .
> i successfully compiled the code using :
> gcc -I/usr/src/include -c mydriver.c.
> but when i try to insmod mydriver.o i am getting an
> errors as :
> verify_area: Unresolved Symbol
> put_user_area:Unresolevd Symbol
> I have been trying with this error from 1 day.But i
> didnot get any solution.I expect that u know the
> solution.So, please suggest the solution for me.
> waiting for ur reply.
> thanx in advance.
> -Surendra
>
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