On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 04:58:12PM -0600, Brad DeMorrow wrote: > Hey guys, I need a bit of help if you don't mind. > > I've been trying to hack up a basic driver to communicate with my Edgeport > device.. > It started out decent enough, I got a new driver I named uep(for no > particular reason besides it looked available) to attach to my device just > fine.. > So at this time I have an extremely simple driver with just these > functions.. > -uep_match > -uep_attach > -uep_detach > > .. > > Anyway, to get to my point, I read about lkm and thought man that sure would > be nice if I didn't have to reboot my machine every time I make a change to > my sources... > > Anyway, I was getting > modload: entry point _uep_lkmentry not found in uep.o > > every time I tried to load my module, and I thought for sure I was doing > something stupid, but it turns out that even the examples inside > /usr/share/lkm give the same error when I try to load them.
Nice todo for the people who always complain that there is no list of things to fix in OpenBSD. > > I can't find very much documentation on this, so I was hoping someone could > point me in the right direction.. These examples worked 15 months ago, and they still should... http://tin.tmux.org/~tobiasu/hgweb/lkm/file/ > > FYI - I am of course running -current kernel and userland(as of maybe 2 days > ago). > > Thanks,
