Ok, I see. Have always rolled my own kernels, but never met with
this before. I disabled some features in the kernel, then did a
config, make depend && make, and it worked just fine. It took 4 hours
to compile, so i'll have to wait untill I have time again to do
it. Thanks for the advice. The kernel I managed to build works
fine though, with pf and all :-) (dmesg at the ususal place in alge)

/Luke

> I suspect you're doing a build with possibly different version of gcc
> having compiled different object files. Or maybe it's just a question of
> a confused toolchain.
> It looks like you're building the kernel by "hand" (without using
> build.sh).
>
> Maybe rebuild the toolchain first, and then rebuilt the kernel, with a
> make clean in between...?
>
> 	Johnny
>
> lucc@alge.anart.no skrev:
>> Kernel compile on VAXstation 4k60:
>>
>> #      link  MAINFRAME/netbsd
>> ld -N -Ttext 80000000 -e start -S -o netbsd ${SYSTEM_OBJ} ${EXTRA_OBJ}
>> vers.o
>> sha2.o(.text+0x16): In function `SHA256_Init':
>> : undefined reference to `memcpy'
>> sha2.o(.text+0x26): In function `SHA256_Init':
>> : undefined reference to `memset'
>> sha2.o(.text+0x2ec): In function `SHA256_Update':
>> : undefined reference to `memcpy'
>> <snip all references to SHA{?}>
>>
>> What the... ? Isen't this in the C library (man memset)?
>> AFAIK this should not happen... and never has before on
>> any other NetBSD compile I have done. Either something is
>> wrong with my installation, or I have missed something.
>>
>> /Luke
>>
>>
>
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