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NetBSD/evbarm 7.1.1 (armv7.img) not able to load device mapper module
Hello,
recently I am trying to build a small storage appliance based on a
BananaPI (BPI). For that, I need the LVM / device mapper module.
Regardless of whether I set the dm module in modules.conf, or try to
load directly in single user mode via modload - the result is the
following error in the kernel log:
WARNING: module error: recursive load failed for `dm' (`dk_subr'
required), error 8
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `strcpy' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `setdisklabel' not
found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `dkwedge_list' not
found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `printf' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `readdisklabel' not
found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `dkwedge_del' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `biodone' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `memcpy' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol
`bounds_check_with_label' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `kauth_cred_get'
not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `vn_open' not found
kobj_checksyms, 882: [dk_subr]: linker error: symbol `bufq_free' not found
[truncated]
On the IRC I got the hint that the lack of symbol for strcpy et al
suggests that libkern is absent or corrupt.
Unfortunately, I still lack a little insight at the moment, how all this
is connected. That's why I'd like to ask what steps I could take to
narrow down the problem.
Does anyone have an idea or recommendation? I would be very grateful for
that.
Best regards,
Matthias
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