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When it says "Unresolved symbol", it usually also says which symbol is missing. It may look like gibberish to you, but it still contains usefull information.
Please copy all the error messages (no matter how many times) in full, preferably using copy/paste or some such, and post here.
looks like the module was compiled with CONFIG_MODVERSION ON
but your kernel was compiled CONFIG_MODVERSION OFF
or the module has CONFIG_SMP ON
and the kernel has CONFIG_SMP OFF
or something like that
that's what i think anyway
look at
cat /proc/kallsyms | grep printk
where did this module come from ? i recognize it as an addon yes
did you compile it yourself or get a binary from somewhere
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