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From: Matthew Tippett
Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 00:00

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David Syratt wrote:

> I have just re-compiled my Kernel and now have "Unresolved Symbols
> in
> Module" messages on the screen during the boot process. The Kernel
> mods I
> changed work Ok - network Card etc.

I can't explain why it does this, but here is a general fix that has
worked for me.

If you move the original module directory to somewhere else
(/lib/modules/2.0.27.orig or whatever)
and a make modules_install it will fix the problem.

I feel that it would have something to do with how the original kernel
(and modules) where
compiled.  I have not had problems once I have moved the old directory
and worked with modules
that I have compiled (with the options that I normally choose).

Matt

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Date: 1997/05/15
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