Hi,
Hmm. if you use -I/usr/src/linux/include, then as far as I can
see; it should link with those files (as you state further, it is
linked to kernel-source-2.0.33). What toerh files you happen to have
elsewhere should not make a difference. How is sndshield getting to
know about 2.0.32?
Well, try putting in -I/usr/src/linux/include for every file
compiled in the tree; and see if that improves things.
At the last resort, you can try mkdir /usr/src/tmp; mv the
2.0.32 headers there, and create a symlink from kernel-source-2.0.33
to kernel-headers-2.0.32; compile the module, and restore things to
the way they were for the other 99.99% of the code that is well
behaved (or less dependent on kernel versions).
manoj
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