Re: [HACK] SMC91111

Timothy Legge wrote:
> Timothy Legge wrote:
> 
>> I scanned the mailing list because I was really hoping that this was the
>> first time that this driver was reported to work post 5.2 and you patch
>> would have been easy to verify.  Unfortunately 5.3.9 worked for someone
>> else a while back so I will have to do a more indepth review.  A quick
>> scan did not cause me any concern but sisne I don't have one of the
>> older supported NICs either I cannot test it.
>>
>> Thanks for your work on the driver, I will try to do a review this
>> weekend.  I don't see any issue with adding it to 5.4 and 5.5 at the
>> same time.
> 
> 
> Hi
> 
> I merged the patch to 5.4 and 5.5.  I had to make two small adjustments 
> for differences in 5.5.  At your convenience please test the 5.5 version 
> to ensure that it works for you.
> 

5.4-CVS works as expected, but 5.5-CVS currently refuses to link (make 
bin/smc9000.zlilo):

ld -N  -T arch/i386/scripts/i386.lds  -u obj_zliloprefix --defsym 
check_obj_zliloprefix=obj_zliloprefix   -u obj_smc9000 --defsym 
check_obj_smc9000=obj_smc9000   -u obj_config --defsym 
check_obj_config=obj_config   bin/blib.a -o bin/smc9000.zlilo.tmp \
         -Map bin/smc9000.zlilo.tmp.map
bin/blib.a(zliloprefix.o)(.prefix+0x1f4): In function `syssize':
: undefined reference to `_verbatim_size_pgh'
bin/blib.a(zliloprefix.o)(.prefix+0x206): In function `setup_code':
: undefined reference to `_start'
make: *** [bin/smc9000.zlilo.tmp] Error 1

Jan


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