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Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 10:17:08 +1200
From: James Collier <james.collier@xtra.co.nz>
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I have had the same problem - but not related to pcm.

See /usr/src/UPDATING date 20011110.

This one will bite unexpectedly - it got me some months after the 
original note. Despite the text of UPDATING, it seems that there is now 
no reasonable top-level make target (e.g. clean / modules-clean) that 
will update

     /sys/compile/<SYSTEM>/modules/usr/src/sys/modules/linux/*

correctly.

In the end I just blew away my old compile directory and started from 
scratch.  I recall this as being standard practice as a periodic sanity 
check with 4.3 all those years ago (yes, the old one - on the vax :-) 
... might have to reinstate it.

    -- James Collier.

PS Apologies for dethreading this - I'm in a place where I can't hack 
the headers.

->Jeff Seeman <danger@e-lated.org> wrote
 >try adding
 >
 >device 
	pcm
 >
 >notice the absence of the '0'
 >On Sun, 21 Jul 2002, Boris wrote:
 >
 >> Hi!
 >> I have cvsupted to 4,6-STABLE. Everything OK, but whem I`m trying to add
 >> "device pcm0" in my GENERIC, I see the such errors after typing "make":
 >> What` going on?
 >>
 >>




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