>kernel/kernel.o(__ksymtab+0x278): undefined reference to `__invalidate_buffers'
>fs/fs.o: In function `check_disk_change':
>fs/fs.o(.text+0x1e23): undefined reference to `__invalidate_buffers'
>drivers/block/block.a(ide.o): In function `ide_revalidate_disk':
>ide.o(.text+0x1f62): undefined reference to `__invalidate_buffers'
>drivers/block/block.a(ide.o): In function `ide_unregister':
>ide.o(.text+0x23bb): undefined reference to `__invalidate_buffers'
>drivers/block/block.a(ide.o): In function `ide_ioctl':
>ide.o(.text+0x31ed): undefined reference to `__invalidate_buffers'
>drivers/block/block.a(ide-disk.o)(.text+0x96d): more undefined references to `__invalidate_buffers' follow
Looks like your buffer.c is not been recompiled, strange.
__invalidate_buffers() is implemented in buffer.c.
Andrea
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