"Erik E. Fair" <fair@clock.org> writes:

> ld -Ttext F0004000 -e start -N -p -X -o netbsd ${SYSTEM_OBJ} vers.o
> machine/bus.h:269: Undefined symbol `_fdchwintr' referenced from text segment
> machine/bus.h:269: Undefined symbol `_fdchwintr' referenced from text segment
> machine/bus.h:269: Undefined symbol `_amd7930_trap' referenced from text
> segment
> machine/bus.h:269: Undefined symbol `_amd7930_trap' referenced from text
> segment

That looks more than a little weird.  "machine/bus.h" for all of
those?  With line numbers?  I got names of actual object files that
referenced the symbols in question...

In any case, fixing it is a snap.  Grep for the missing symbols in the
/sys/arch/sparc/sparc/ directory, and you'll find that there is
assembly code labeled "_ENTRY(fdchwintr)" and "_ENTRY(amd7930_trap)"
in there.  Adding the forgotten underscores at the start of these
names solves the problem.

A solution for your weird error message problem, however, I don't have.

-tih
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