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> > 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.
> >
> 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.
Three additional solutions:
1. use different kernel revisions (2.0.23 and 2.0.24 just as stable as
2.0.25 and are virtually identical). Modules are stored by kernel
revisions.
2. recompile one of your kernels without module support. I would suggest
the non-APM one.
3. use identical kernels for both configs, but use the APM interface to
disable/extend the parameters for the docked config. There is an
old APMD that you can probably use. I use mine to tune parameters
and suspend my TP750C.
Regards,
Dave.
>
> -- Dave Hinds
> dhinds@hyper.stanford.edu
>
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