> I tried out the skbuff-debugging patches, but I got errors on
> inserting the 8390.o module, saying that it couldn't find the symbols
> skb_put and skb_reserve. Perhaps these were not exported in the
> debugging version?
>
Well, here's what you have to do (basically) I didn't have the time to
check all modules, but I can use isdn as module now. Just append the
following entries into kernel/ksyms.c, after line 361 (just before the
end) This might be overkill (the amount of symbols, I mean), but it
worked for me
X(skb_put),
X(skb_queue_head_init),
X(skb_queue_head),
X(skb_queue_tail),
X(skb_dequeue),
X(skb_insert),
X(skb_append),
X(skb_reserve),
X(skb_unlink),
X(skb_push),
X(skb_pull),
Klaus
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