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Hi Folks,
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In working with a device driver, sometimes
after I rebuild it and reload it, I'll get
system log errors like
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'link_elf: symbol yyz undefined'
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Actually, I'll  get an entry for all my=20
exported symbols. If I reboot, it clears
up.
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I'm working on a stock 6.1 kernel.
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Has anyone else seen this? I poked around
the mailing lists but didn't find any
like this?
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thanks!
Pat Thomson
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