Re: [uml-user] Cannot insert module [kernel_version not found]

[Sapan J. B. <cwo...@co...>]

	Hello,

I faced the same problem, and apparently found that the symbol that
modules export for 2.4.(9?)+ kernels (in module.h) for the kernel version
is __module_kernel_version. So doing a "char kernel_version[]=UTS_VERSION"
in the module source did it for me.

If that doesn't work, you can do an nm your.module | grep kernel_version.
If it's not there, you could check if __NO_VERSION__ is defined somewhere.
It should not be. Also ensure that the right module.h is included.
If it is indeed there, then... well I guess we'll have to think more.

	Hope that works,
Sapan


On Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Jeff Dike wrote:

> sw...@pr... said:
> > Then I copied the module to root_fs. Now when insmodding it says
> > "kernel_version required, but not found". 
> 
> > I am ready to RTFM, just point me there.  
> 
> I think RTFS is more appropriate here.  Grab the source for insmod and see
> what prompts it to make that complaint.
> 
> I've never seen that before.
> 
> 				Jeff
> 
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