Darryl wrote: > > I'm trying to update bttv on my RH 6.2 system to 0.7.67. The bttv > faq indicates that you must install the new i2c stack first. It > states: > > "If you have installed i2c without patching your kernel tree, you´ll > end up with two i2c.h files. The old one lives in the kernel source > tree, the new one in somewhere in /usr/local/include (default > install). bttv needs the new one for obvious reasons, but the kernel > build system looks in the kernel source tree first => gotcha. > Renaming the kernels header file should fix the problem." > > I am running the original 2.2.14 kernel that came with the RH 6.2 > distribution. I compiled i2c cleanly, but when the system reboots, I > get "unresolved symbol" errors relating to the i2c package. Can > anyone tell me what I need to do to get i2c installed properly so I > can upgrade to bttv 0.7.67? I've recompiled kernels before, but I'd > rather not as something usually gets screwed up. If the unresolved symbols are just version symbols you might be able to --force the issue. Otherwise, go recompile your kernel from scratch. It's good for you. 2.2.19 is pretty good stuff. - Eric
