paul_c wrote:
> On Thursday 02 July 2009, Jan Kiszka wrote:
>> Patrick Rittiner wrote:
>>> hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I ve installed a RTAI on a 2.6.25 kernel and every thing is working
>>> good. but as soon as I make the "make" in the rtnet folder to start
>>> the installation I get the following warning also:
>>>
>>> WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-2.6.25/Module.symvers
>>>                     is missing: modules will have no dependencies and 
>>> modversions.
>>>
>>> what does it meaning??? can anyone help? thanks...
>> That should be an old RTAI build system bug.
> 
> Attached, a couple of trivial patches - The first builds on recent changes in 
> the RTAI build system to work round the symbol warnings. I don't think the 
> original hack of moving Module.symver out of the way really worked anyway.

No, it was waiting for RTAI providing its Module.symvers and a patch
like yours. Merged, thanks.

> 
> The second patch cleans up a couple of new temp files that recent versions of 
> kbuild generate - Would it not be easier to generate a list of file names for 
> DISTCLEANFILES at configure time rather than having to make additions across 
> multiple GNUmakefiles ?

The true solution is to drop support for legacy kernels and for setups
where the realtime extension is not installed together with all Linux
modules (or is not already part of the kernel) and completely switch
over to kbuild. RTnet's way of using autotools for kernel modules is no
longer state of the art, used to be a maintenance PIA right from the
beginning, is slow to build (it does not scale along make -j) and was
only due to the limitation of kernel builds we had to deal with in the past.

But for this RTnet series we still have to keep the legacy. So I ran an
update script and switched to kbuild's clean for RTNET_KBUILD_CLEAN.

Thanks,
Jan

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