During the process of installing Gentoo Linux 1.4RC2 from the LiveCD, I ran into the following problem while trying to install the kernel: The kernel image successfully loaded, but the system was unable to load any modules because they all had unresolved symbols. Specifically, any module I tried to load came up with the unresolved symbol "_mmx_memcpy". The kernel was compiled to various Pentium II-class kernels, particularly the Athlon targets. The issue went away only when I compiled to a 586/686 target, and the boot loader used is Grub. Even after repeated cleans, deps and remakes, this issue persisted. The target system is an Athlon 1.3GHz with 256MB memory (probably extraneous info).
Hmm... please send me a .config so I can figure out what is going wrong here, because I have that kernel running on 1 athlon and 2 athlon-xp systems in this room alone...
hmm. closing this until we can get more info on this bug as it cannot be reproduced. Jay
closing
I've the same problem with my gentoo box, it's a dual athlon-Mp 2400 box with Gigabyte MB. it seem that every kernel compiled with gentoo-sources or wolk-sources IF compile for something more than PII (included) wreak havoc on my system, not only lots of modules can't be loaded with the same error, but the system remain highly unstable, freezing very often without leaving any sign in the logs. This could be anything related with the infamous AMD cpu's bug? Regards Nicola Ragozzino
