i had the same problem, i delved a bit, and it looks like it might be
a small typo, as i could not find any structure member named f_inode anywhere
in the 2.1.126 source.
changing the 'f_inode' part on line 90 to read 'd_inode' solved it for me.
or, disabling the 'BSD Process Accounting' in 'General Setup' of 'make
menuconfig' also lets the kernel compile.
i found errors when compiling in sound support, though:
sb_mixer.c: In function `sb_mixer_ioctl':
sb_mixer.c:357: `SOUND_MIXER_OUTSRC' undeclared (first use this function)
sb_mixer.c:357: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
sb_mixer.c:357: for each function it appears in.)
sb_mixer.c:392: `SOUND_MIXER_OUTMASK' undeclared (first use this function)
looks like someone forgot to add in the necessary defines in sb_mixer.h or
whereever those where supposed to be declared. i dunno what those
values should be, so i cant hack a fix on my box.
can someone make a patch available so i can get sound support going?
regards,
leon
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