> e100.o is network module provided by Intel. I used version 1.3.14. The
> second nin_cs.o is for PCMCIA-CS SCSI card. It's located in
> ftp://projects.sourceforge.net/pub/pcmcia-cs/contrib/NinjaSCSI3-1.0.2.tar.gz.
Ask the authors of those modules to use mdelay() which does millisecond level
dela
Hi, ALL.
> > I tested kernel 2.2.18-pre16. And include/asm-i386/delay.h is modified
> > from 2.2.17. Some non generous kernel modules use udelay() function in
> > its file. But, The function __bad_udelay in delay.h is referred but
> > any instance does not exist. So it's caused Unresolved Symbol
Hi, ALL.
> > I tested kernel 2.2.18-pre16. And include/asm-i386/delay.h is modified
> > from 2.2.17. Some non generous kernel modules use udelay() function in
> > its file. But, The function __bad_udelay in delay.h is referred but
> > any instance does not exist. So it's caused Unresolved Symbol
> I tested kernel 2.2.18-pre16. And include/asm-i386/delay.h is modified
> from 2.2.17. Some non generous kernel modules use udelay() function in
> its file. But, The function __bad_udelay in delay.h is referred but
> any instance does not exist. So it's caused Unresolved Symbol problem.
This is
Hi, ALL.
I tested kernel 2.2.18-pre16. And include/asm-i386/delay.h is modified
from 2.2.17. Some non generous kernel modules use udelay() function in
its file. But, The function __bad_udelay in delay.h is referred but
any instance does not exist. So it's caused Unresolved Symbol problem.
Regards
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