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SubjectRe: insmod: error loading shared libraries.
Mike Burrell writes:

> On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Keith Bennett wrote:

> | $ insmod tulip
> | insmod: error loading shared libraries.
> | undefined symbol __bzero
>
> __bzero is a symbol which exists in some of the shared libraries made in
> glibc2.1. It would seem that your module was compiled against glibc2.1
> (maybe with ld-2.1?) but your /lib/libc.so.6 is symlinked to libc-2.0.6.so
> or earlier, which is not good :).

Hi Mike, Keith. Modules are part of the kernel and aren't supposed to use
libc. However, the modutils programs--including insmod--are linked to it.
I'd suggest compiling those programs yourself, rather than getting them as
binaries. Bjorn Ekwall's new release is at
http://www.pi.se/blox/modutils/. He wrote a couple of messages about it
to the linux-kernel list recently, and in particular solicited testers who
have glibc 2.1. Good luck!
__
Trevor Johnson





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