2.6.2-mm1 seems to break ALSA and DRI module compilation

[Robert F Merrill]

Just got 2.6.2-mm1 running... however I get a bunch of module errors
when I try to load my (seperately compiled) ALSA and DRI modules

first of all, nearly every alsa module complains about a billion 
undefined symbols
secondly, I get the error "module falsely claims to have symbol ^A".

Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd: falsely claims to have parameter ^A
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_ctl_add
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_card_proc_new
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_ctl_new1
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_component_add
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_iprintf
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_kcalloc
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_ak4531_codec: Unknown symbol 
snd_device_new
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: snd_page_alloc: falsely claims to have 
parameter ^A


I also get a few errors like this...
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: i_size_write() called without i_sem
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel: Call Trace:
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [i_size_write_check+91/96] 
i_size_write_check+0x5b/0x60
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [generic_commit_write+98/176] 
generic_commit_write+0x62/0xb0
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [ext2_commit_chunk+65/144] 
ext2_commit_chunk+0x41/0x90
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [ext2_make_empty+362/464] 
ext2_make_empty+0x16a/0x1d0
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [ext2_get_block+0/1056] 
ext2_get_block+0x0/0x420
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [ext2_mkdir+181/336] ext2_mkdir+0xb5/0x150
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [vfs_mkdir+148/272] vfs_mkdir+0x94/0x110
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [sys_mkdir+184/256] sys_mkdir+0xb8/0x100
Feb  7 20:06:00 cheyenne kernel:  [syscall_call+7/11] syscall_call+0x7/0xb
at bootup.

I'm going to go to vanilla 2.6.2 and see if that has the problem.

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