On Wed, Sep 02, 2020 at 11:41:41PM +0200, Jaromír Doleček wrote: > COMPAT_LINUX works as well as always, and will continue working the > same. Presence in GENERIC does not change how reliable it is now or in > future. There are no plans to remove the actual code, the option as > well as the kernel module will continue working.
I just tried (on 9.99.72/amd64): # sysctl -w kern.module.verbose = 1 # modload compat_linux modload: compat_linux: No such file or directory In /var/log/messages I found: DEBUG: module: Loading module from /stand/amd64/9.99.72/modules/compat_linux/compat_linux.kmod kobj_sym_lookup, 908: [%M/...t_linux/compat_linux.kmod]: linker error: local symbol @0 undefined DEBUG: module: Cannot load kernel object `compat_linux' error=2 The kernel is a GENERIC + SCTP + font change, the module is from a 'build.sh'. Do I need to create the modules specifically for my slightly modified kernel? If yes, what's the easiest way? Thomas
