Apr 11 11:23:09 quark syslogd 1.3-0#: restart.
Apr 11 11:23:09 quark kernel: klogd 1.3-0, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
Apr 11 11:23:09 quark kernel: Loaded 5262 symbols from /System.map.
Apr 11 11:23:09 quark kernel: Symbols match kernel version.
This machine has only one processor and the code was not compiled for SMP.
Apr 11 11:17:24 chaos syslogd 1.3-0#: restart.
Apr 11 11:17:24 chaos kernel: klogd 1.3-0, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
Apr 11 11:17:24 chaos kernel: Error in symbol table input.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The symbol table on the non-smp machine shows two "U" Symbols. Does this
mean two "Unresolved" symbols, i.e., no address?
U tqueue_lock
U waitqueue_lock
c0100000 T _stext
c0100000 T stext
c0100000 t startup_32
c01000d4 t isnew
c010012e t is486
c010013f t is386
c010018b t L6
c010018d t check_x87
Both tqueue_lock and waitqueue_lock are in .../linux/kernel/sched.c they
seem to be global and quite well defined, outside any __SMP__ conditionals.
However, in ../linux/include/asm/spinlock.h, the definition of type
spinlock_t type is inside __SMP__ conditionals. Therefore, they don't
seem to have any storage type or class. Compiling doesn't produce any
errors when referencing these objects...
sched.c:199: warning: `runqueue_lock' defined but not used
sched.c:735: warning: `timerlist_lock' defined but not used
This seems strange..... I am using GCC Version 2.7.2.
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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