On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Minich, Raymond C wrote:
> 2. It's embarassing to be obvously clueless.
I just get annoyed at people who won't help themselves and expect to
have others do their work for them...
> Just my $0.02
Just mine.
Another question: I was playing with rtlinux, and getting compilation
errors, or, after that, unresolved dependencies. Eventually I traced
them back to the fact that rtlinux-3.1/include/reserve_cpu.h has the
definitions of rtlinux_suspend_linux_{init,cleanup} in it, but on my
machine, they were never getting picked up. The file was getting
included, but none of the defines were ever actually evaluated. I fixed
it with [DIRTY] just adding the noop ones at the end as a fail-safe.
But that's a fugly hack...
Can anyone tell me why that was happening? I'm using an SMP kernel
2.2.19, and it just wasn't getting to the logical point where it
defines either of those two functions; because it's SMP and 2.2, I
didn't have CONFIG_RTL_SUSPEND_LINUX defined.
Out of curiosity, why, also, do you use a piece of code there at all
for the noop? I sorry if I'm being truly dumb, but why get it to even
bother evaluating code such as
do {;} while(0)
?
And by the way; I solved the issues I was having with Andre's patches
to 2.2.19; pass the kernel the "noapic" option. Found that on a random
mailing list.
Sorry I was so stupid on that one and had to ask here...
Gary (-;
PS Is it worth my using 2.4.4 instead? IIRC, 2.4.4 had some pretty
horrific bugs, but I can't actually remember what they were,
specifically, so they may not be relevant to me...
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