Hi Wolfgang ,

Thanks for the advice,
now i am in a bit of confusion ,
 as I am not compiling the  driver as module normal linux enet driver  ,
  and for rtnet to get it up , i need to compile it as a module ,  i mean
to say as i am not compiling this driver at all how will the symbols of
this will get exported ?
or is it in commproc.c , u say these symbols will be avilable to the rtnet
module , correct me please ,

yes i would like to go higher vesrion , as our project needs to meet
deadline , i need to make many chnages with higher version of kernel , yes
but will take it up after sometime .



                                                                                
                     
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On 09/27/2005 05:39 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> hi ,
> I am newbie to rtai and rtnet ,
> onmy custom controller i am running linux-2.4.19 ,with rtai24.2.12 and
> rtnet-0.8.0 ,  on mpc862
> first problem i faced when insmod rtai-rtdm.o is , it says resource not
> avialble temporarily , then i found in the code , its not able to make
> entry in proc it was failing create_proc_entry , i disabled
CONFIG_PROC_FS
> , i got rtai-rtdm working , later got rtnet.o working , is this the
correct
> soulution ?
> now when i try to insmod rt_mpc8xx_enet.o
> i get this
>
> Using rt_mpc8xx_enet.o
> insmod: unresolved symbol m8xx_cpm_dpalloc
> insmod: unresolved symbol consistent_alloc
> insmod: unresolved symbol m8xx_cpm_dpfree
> insmod: unresolved symbol cpmp
>
> is it that i needto EXPORT_SYMBOL in arch/ppc/kernel/ppc_ksysm.c file ,
> correct me if  am wrong , or what else i am missing .

You are right. The missing symbols have to be exported in ppc_ksysm.c
like it is already done inthe DENX linuxppc_2_4_devel tree (have a look
to http://www.denx.de). It may also make sense to update to a more
recent version of Linux 2.4. Furthermore I recommand to use RTnet
version 0.8.3 and RTAI 24.1.13 from the RTAI "stromboli" CVS branch.

Wolfgang.

>
> Thanks In Advance
> neelu
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