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Sorry for resending this mail.We are struck in the midst of our
project.
Please can anyone help me out regarding the same.
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From: "sudharsan vijayaraghavan" <my_goal@rediffmail.com>
To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Cc: narendiran_srinivasan@satyam.com
Subject: Unresolved symbol error in __wake_up_sync
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From: "sudharsan vijayaraghavan" <my_goal@rediffmail.com>
To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Cc: narendiran_srinivasan@satyam.com
Subject: Unresolved symbol error in __wake_up_sync
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Hi
We wrote a module in which we used wake_up_interruptible,
wake_up_interruptible_sync calls and when I compiled it into a
module
with the appropriate Macros, it gets compiled properly.
But once, when I try to load the module with insmod, I get
__wake_up_sync - unresolved symbol?
What module should I load to get out this error? I am using
2.4.7-10.
Please help us out.
Regards,
Sudharsan.
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