This is a kernel bug -- a kernel function has been retired and replaced. blk_run_queues() is no longer supported in 2.6.5 and is referred to in (kernel_source)/drivers/block/compressloop.c set CONFIG_BLK_DEV_COMPRESSLOOP or choose Block devices / compressloop option (marked experimental) kernel build will fail with this option chosen.. I see references to the fact that the function has been replaced in 2.6.5, but have yet to locate the details on how to call the new function. I understand that you now have to call blk_run_queue(queuename) <and> blk_run_someotherfunction(queuename) to perform the same function. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. This is a kernel level bug. upstream please?
noted that Luca Barbato has gentoo.org email addy, and have added him as cc on this bug. Please see this page http://lwn.net/Articles/75099/ referring to Jens Axboe's replacement code for blk_run_queues() -- I'd muck but I'm no magician with code...
the gcloop has an updated version addressing that as you can find out there http://dev.gentoo.org/~lu_zero/gcloop/gcloop-2.6-20040527.patch I'm sorry for not having a Changelog, next revision will have, hopefully I assume you are referring to the 2.6.7 gentoo-dev-sources that are now fixed Please reopen if I'm wrong *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 54411 ***
