ilna: I notice that error now on my Fedora 11. I'm too lazy to check, but it looks as if the kernel header changed and hijacked a symbol that I had been using.
quick fix: issue this shell command in the mtrr directory
sed -i -e 's/\<mtrr_type\>/&_dhr/g' mtrr-uncover.c
Then "make" again.
I am a bit surprised that you have MTRR problems when you are using a new kernel. I would have thought that the kernel's code to "clean up" MTRRs would be working. This code was added to the official kernel last year.
I would like to know more.
If you do report it as a new bug (and I don't know if you should report a new bug or add to this report), please do add a comment here telling us where to find the new report.
ilna: I notice that error now on my Fedora 11. I'm too lazy to check, but it looks as if the kernel header changed and hijacked a symbol that I had been using.
quick fix: issue this shell command in the mtrr directory type\>/ &_dhr/g' mtrr-uncover.c
sed -i -e 's/\<mtrr_
Then "make" again.
I am a bit surprised that you have MTRR problems when you are using a new kernel. I would have thought that the kernel's code to "clean up" MTRRs would be working. This code was added to the official kernel last year.
I would like to know more.
If you do report it as a new bug (and I don't know if you should report a new bug or add to this report), please do add a comment here telling us where to find the new report.