This is just plain strange.
The very first time I tried to build 2.2.13 I got a corrupt
include/linux/modversions.h. I backup-up the directory, then did a make
distclean and started over (several times), but can't make it happen
again.
the setup:
* RH 6.0 based 2.2.11-ac3 on a K6, 64mb
* used: make xconfig
* changed: Makefile macro: MAKE = make ----> MAKE = make -j2
* issued: make dep && make clean && make -j2 bzImage
* gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) [came
with RH 6.0)
compile errored-out due to modversions.h looking like this: (note line
33)
#ifndef _LINUX_MODVERSIONS_H
#define _LINUX_MODVERSIONS_H
#include <linux/modsetver.h>
#include <linux/modules/adb.ver>
#include <linux/modules/af_ax25.ver>
#include <linux/modules/af_ipx.ver>
#include <linux/modules/af_netlink.ver>
#include <linux/modules/apm.ver>
#include <linux/modules/cdrom.ver>
#include <linux/modules/config.ver>
#include <linux/modules/console.ver>
#include <linux/modules/ddp.ver>
#include <linux/modules/divert_init.ver>
#include <linux/modules/fatfs_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/ftape_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/i386_ksyms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/ide.ver>
#include <linux/modules/irmod.ver>
#include <linux/modules/keyboard.ver>
#include <linux/modules/ksyms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/lapb_iface.ver>
#include <linux/modules/ll_rw_blk.ver>
#include <linux/modules/lockd_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/loop.ver>
#include <linux/modules/misc.ver>
#include <linux/modules/msdosfs_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/netsyms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/newport.ver>
#include <linux/modules/nls_base.ver>
#include <linux/modules/pcisyms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/procfs_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/pty.ver>
#inclu#include <linux/modules/serial.ver>
#include <linux/modules/signal.ver>
#include <linux/modules/sunrpc_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/vfatfs_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/wanmain.ver>
#include <linux/modules/zftape_syms.ver>
#include <linux/modules/zorrosyms.ver>
#endif
ux/modules/zorrosyms.ver>
#endif
I have never encountered any filesystem errors on this particular
machine before.
'just posted this in case somebody else sees it as well....
ron
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