ngc@ff.iij4u.or.jp wrote:
> If you use with former kernel sources (for example, 1.6-release,
> and earlier), you will need changes which Mattias wrote.
> (that is, reverting to cdevsw style)

forgive my ignorance, but what changes would that be exactly? commenting 
out the  line with dse_cdevsw removes one error and doesn't introduce 
any new ones, so that seems like a good idea, but i still get errors 
about a bunch of things not being declared and structs having the wrong 
number of members. since many of these lines are identical to what's in 
the cabletron driver which i have confirmed compiles just fine on my 
system, i'm really stuck. one thing is that if_se.c gives me the same 
errors when compiled from the command line while it works fine when 
compiled by make, which suggests there are defines and stuff that the 
dse driver code doesn't see properly. but, here's the problem: i can 
hardly find a single difference in the two drivers regarding what files 
are included and what defines are used. i've already changed the 
includes to be completely identical, and that didn't do anything. any 
help anyone?

here's one of the errors again. the line is exactly the same (except for 
the d's, in the two drivers but gives me an error only when compiling 
the dse one:

const struct scsipi_periphsw dse_switch = {
	NULL,			/* Use default error handler */
	dsestart,		/* have a queue, served by this */
	NULL,			/* have no async handler */
	dsedone,		/* deal with stats at interrupt time */
};

../../../../dev/scsipi/if_dse.c:306: variable `dse_switch' has
initializer but incomplete type


	/matt