Re: Help!

Henrik Stolpe (hs@capax.se)
Mon, 4 Oct 1999 10:54:24 +0200

BTW I get the same messages wether I include fs.h or don't.
But the file exists in the correct location, because if I change location ,
the compiler warns that the file doesn't exists.

It must be that fs.h simply isn't checked by the compiler, could it be a
version issue? But that is only important to Insmod isnt it?

Mark Hahn <hahn@coffee.psychology.mcmaster.ca> on 99-10-01 18:20:24



To: Henrik Stolpe/CAPAX

cc:



Subject: Re: Help!

> I always get " struct file declared inside parameter list" , "struct
inode
> declared inside parameter list"

this is normally a sign that you haven't included headers appropriate
to define those structures.

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