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Subject: Re: Can't "kldload" modules due to "symbol NDFREE undefined"
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In <20000111191447.53354@mail.nsk.ru> nnd@mail.nsk.ru wrote:

	In the meantime I make another test - reboot the
system and on the loader prompt say:

disk2s1a> load modules/linux.ko
disk2s1a> boot

	and the system boots up successfully and
kldstat shows 'linux.ko' module and Linux version of the
Adobe's Acrobat Reader works !

	So the problem is in the kernel's elf_loader ?

	N.Dudorov



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