ALSA driver installation: problem with 'make' command
Hi,
I've downloaded alsa driver for my 'AC97 Via8233' on motherboard Asus. I've seen the installetion guide file. All Ok for the ./configure; but, when I do 'make' the command starts, but after about 15 sec. the shell always give me the same error (or warning: boh!!!), that is: In file included from ../../include/sndversions.h:51, from ../../include/adriver.h:43, from ../../include/sound/driver.h:42, from au88x0.h:16, from au88x0_core.c:61, from au8820_core.c:2: ../../include/modules/synth__util_mem.ver:13:1: warning: "__ver___snd_util_mem_free" redefined In file included from /lib/modules/2.4.21-0.13mdk/build/include/linux/modversions.h:362, from ../../include/adriver.h:42, from ../../include/sound/driver.h:42, from au88x0.h:16, from au88x0_core.c:61, from au8820_core.c:2: /lib/modules/2.4.21-0.13mdk/build/include/linux/modules/util_mem.ver:12:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition In file included from ../../include/sndversions.h:51, from ../../include/adriver.h:43, from ../../include/sound/driver.h:42, from au88x0.h:16, from au88x0_core.c:61 from au8820_core.c:2: ../../include/modules/synth__util_mem.ver:15:1: warning: "__ver___snd_util_memblk_new" redefined In file included from /lib/modules/2.4.21-0.13mdk/build/include/linux/modversions.h:362, from ../../include/adriver.h:42, from ../../include/sound/driver.h:42, from au88x0.h:16, from au88x0_core.c:61, from au8820_core.c:2: /lib/modules/2.4.21-0.13mdk/build/include/linux/modules/util_mem.ver:51:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition this message continues to the infinte so I must close the shell to stop all. Why this? Can it depends to the fact I don't uninstall previous drivers? If yes, How must I do to uninstall this? Thank, and excuse me for my poor english. |
noone can help me?
Thank. |
help me!!!
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These are only warnings - does the compilation finish or not?
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no,
not finish; it continues with the loop I've written up... |
You might possibly try to compile a kernel for which you are sure you have the full source. I have found that the source that is included with some of the distros dosn't seem to work when you attempt to compile ASLA. I believe this is stated in the README file included with the ALSA drivers.
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