I have encountered this same error before. You will have to recompile
your kernel - Make sure you include support for PCI BIOS and APM (Advanced
Power Management). Doing this resolved all my errors.
Thanks,
Dennis
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Holger Brandhorst) writes:
> I've tried it - but the the only change I've seen is the addition of a
> "cryptical" alphanumeric part to the error-messages:
> so I've got:
>
> pcmcia_core.o unresolved symbol apm_register_callback_R4e72ac41
> pcmcia_core.o unresolved symbol apm_un
Steve Kostecke wrote:
>
> > pcmcia_core.o unresolved symbol apm_register_callback_R4e72ac41
> > pcmcia_core.o unresolved symbol apm_unregister_callback_Rb7166c6e
> > i82365.o unresolved symbol pcibios_present_Ra67d0654
> >^ - and so on
> >
> Did
Brian Mays wrote:
> There is an easy way to get a working kernel and PCMCIA combo. Do the
> following as root:
>
> 1) cd /usr/src/linux
> 2) make-kpkg clean
> 3) make config
> 4) Configure your kernel.
> 5) make-kpkg --revision custom.1.0 kernel_image
> 6) make-kpkg --revision custom.1.0 module
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Holger Brandhorst) writes:
> who can tell me what i made wrong;
>
> i've installed the kernel-sources(2.0.30) & package plus the
> pcmcia-sources - package
> i've recompiled the kernel with pcibios- and apm-support
> i've tried it either with or without module-version control
Are you sure you have support for for pci & apm in your new kernel, did
you install the new kernel ? Those are exactly the same messages that I
had...after adding kernel support for apm & pci, everything went away..
Matthew
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Holger Brandhorst wrote:
> Hi!
>
> when startin
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