Subject: sorry 'bout this... 1 more kernel question
To: None <port-vax@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Jonathan Sturges <jonathan@cc.odu.edu>
List: port-vax
Date: 07/23/1996 16:49:54
Hi again,
OK, I sup'ed again, and almost got the kernel built. It looks like it
gets to the end, where it's linking the kernel. When it does this, I get
a whole lot of:
init_sysent.o: Undefined symbol 'blah blah' referenced from data segment
messages. Interestingly, all the symbols start with "_compat_43" or
"_compat_09", so should I try again with those options commented out
of the kernel config file?? I would think, though, that I'd like to
keep those options. Anyway, those are followed by:
tty.o: Undefined symbol `_ttcompat' referenced from text segment
...at which time the build stops.
Any clues? I think I'm *really* close now!!
Also, somebody mentioned something about some 1.1A binaries "breaking"
when you run them under 1.2A, or something like that? Actually, I guess
it wasn't any binary specifically named, but someone said NFS breaks?
This is critical for me, because I NFS mount my source tree.
So I need to be able to mount /usr/src after rebooting with the 1.2
kernel so I can build the rest of the OS. Any pointers/help on this?
thanks a ton!!
Jonathan