When I compiling Linux kernel 2.1.92, I comment out line 42-44
from drivers/scsi/aic7000/sequencer.h to avoid re-typedef on u_int8_t.
Is that correct? I didn't happened before.
Yes, this change is correct. There were some fixes to linux/types.h
which made that "hack" in sequencer.h no longer necessary.
After that, new kernel boots, but there are a lot of
'raising compatibilities on xxx'
informations on console. How do I stop these information?
Remove the printk() in fs/exec.c:compute_creds()
Later,
David S. Miller
davem@dm.cobaltmicro.com
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