[Trinux-talk] Building a package

[Scott O. <sol...@ho...>]

I am using the 5sep02.iso image of Trinux.  On a Slackware 7.1 machine, =
I compiled a new kernel (2.4.19)
for it, so that it would match the version of the kernel that the =
5sep02.iso image of Trinux was using. =20
I have a package that I wanted to build for Trinux, so I installed it on =
the Slackware machine and=20
then tared up the file into example.tgz.  This package did however need =
the kernel sources to install,=20
which I had the 2.4.19 kernel sources on there for.  I then inserted the =
tgz file into the iso image,=20
burned a cd, etc.  Now from Trinux, I try to start the script for my new =
software package which happens=20
to load a module that I have as part of the tgz file and it is there in =
Trinux - but I get insmod errors. =20
There are about 15-20 of them, an example follows =3D   insmod: =
unresolved symbol kmalloc_Rsmp_93d4cf36.

Does anyone have any ideas?  I know these unresolved symbols are usually =
due to different kernel versions=20
from the one I am using.  But I have made sure that I am using 2.4.19 =
and that the version of Trinux is=20
in fact 2.4.19.  The one thing that I did notice about the Trinux =
version was that it looks like it may=20
have been built on Debian, should this matter?

Thanks for any help,

Scott