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SubjectRe: 2.3.27 compile errors


On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Dunlap, Randy wrote:

> a. If CONFIG_DUMMY (dummy net driver support) is enabled,
> drivers/net/setup.c has an error on sb1000_dev (not defined)
> at line 312: register_netdev(&sb1000_dev).

No comments.

> b. If USB SCSI (mass storage) is enabled, PROC_SCSI_USB_SCSI
> (*was* from include/linux/proc_fs.h) is not defined.
> What's happening with proc_fs.h?

It's being changed. Really. Blame me - USB SCSI _is_ broken in .27 and
will remain that way for some time. It did things that were/are illegal
wrt mid-layer SCSI and procfs. I had deliberately left the thing in
non-compiling state - better than screwed memory and, ultimately, screwed
filesystems.
There is a procfs cleanup underway (Jeff and your truly) and some
things will be broken for a while. Sorry.
Al, really going down now - 40 hours up and most
of them fscking with SCSI code...


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