I have emerged alsa-driver using gcc3.2 against the current gentoo-sources kernel. The drivers are compiled with any problems and the emerge is completed fine. However, upon trying to use the module, it results in a few errors stating 'unresolved sysmbol' and the module fails to load. I tried this multiple time, making sure that it wasn't an issue with a kernel that was recompiled. Always results in the same error. The command I am using to load the module - insmod snd-ens1371 Doing lsmod lists that the dependent modules are loaded, just the sound card driver fails.
I have the same problem, right now i'm reinstalling gentoo. Within a few days, I will get some new discs, and I will reinstall it. If it makes the same problems, I will post a lot detailed comment.
One additional note: I built this system with stage1-x86-1.4.tbz2 from the .1.4/x86 directory on ftp.ibiblio.org
I don't have a system with gcc-3.2 to try to replicate this. Unfortunately, I'm using gcc-2.95 on all my computers (and not intending to switch in the nearest future); I have not had any problems as in this bug report (I'm using the ALSA module for ens1371 chip on one of my boxes). Perhaps our GCC-3.2 team is a better assignee for this bug (punting back to bug-wranglers).
sorry lolo, to keep piling stuff on you :(
I need more specific modprobe output, can you please also test this after updating to lolo-sources-2.4.19.9_rc2. Please also post your glibc and gcc versions.
are you sure you recompiled your kernel first with gcc 3.2? did you recompile glibc as well? this could happen if kernel and modules are compiled with different gcc versions. i recently upgraded gcc on my box (2.95.3->3.2) and my alsa drivers (remerged after i recompiled kernel) work fine...
I squish bug, original reporter hasn't responded in a long time and it was most likely a pebkac in the first place.
