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> > > I am currently running Linux (RedHat 3.0.3) kernel 2.0.25 on my IBM > Thinkpad 755CD. I noticed that the pcmcia modules are very sensitive to > which kernel loads them: > i.e. I have 2 kernels, both 2.0.25, one with apm enabled and one without. > > I compiled the pcmcia modules while running the kernel with apm and > everything works fine during startup. However, when I boot with the kernel > without apm, during startup it says "failed to load modules. symbols from > linux 2.0.25 don't match your linux 2.0.25..." or something to that > effect. Basicly it seems like you can only use PCMCIA with the kernel you > compiled it with. > > If someone knows a work around, I'd love to hear it! Well, one somewhat-unsatisfactory workaround would be to compile the PCMCIA modules with APM support disabled. If you compile them with APM support turned on, they will expect a kernel that provides the APM calls. But the APM-disabled modules will work on either kernel. -- Dave Hinds dhinds@hyper.stanford.edu