Jeff Rizzo wrote:
> Mark Cullen wrote:
>> Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
>>> On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 06:47:51PM +0100, Mark Cullen wrote:
>>>> This is a post on behalf of a friend.
>>>>
>>>> Is there anyone out there running an SMP kernel, 3.0.1, and using PF
>>>> as an LKM (in order to use ALTQ, apparently)? We've got the machine
>>>> booting an SMP kernel just fine, but after installing the new LKM
>>>> modules (cd /usr/src/sys/lkm; make install) and trying to load the
>>>> pf.o module we're getting:
>>>>
>>>> LKM 'pf': environment compile options mismatch - LKM '', kernel
>>>> 'MULTIPROCESSOR'
>>> You cannot load a module not compiled with MULTIPROCESSOR into a kernel
>>> that was compiled with MULTIPROCESSOR.
>>>
>> I thought the modules were rebuilt while building a kernel though, no?
>> So the modules in /usr/src/sys/lkm *should* be compiled with the
>> MULTIPROCESSOR option too?
> 
> No.  LKMs are built as part of the entire system, not as part of the
> kernel.  You'll need to explicitly rebuild.
> 
> +j
> 
> 

Ok, small problem. We're trying to rebuild them manually by doing:

cd /usr/src/sys/lkm
make

and they rebuild, but how does it know to use the kernel configuration 
we made with MULTIPROCESSOR, and thus compile the modules with this option?

Basically, can someone say exactly how we're supposed to rebuild the 
kernel modules *without* having to rebuild the whole world?! I'm 
actually really quite stumped with this one.

-- 
Mark Cullen <mark.r.cullen@gmail.com>