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Subject: Re: [9fans] links undefined?
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Date: Sat,  3 Apr 2004 13:11:54 -0500
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Kristian A Hahn wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I've run in to some trouble attemtping to set up a cpu/auth server.  I 
> followed the instructions given in the wiki and everything worked fine, 
> however the base configuration doesn't include support for my NIC.  I 
> added the corresponding entry :
> 
> ether2114x      pci
> 
> to pcauth but notice that ether2114x.c is never built during the compile 
> and the .8 isn't included in the link so the build fails with lines like:
> 
> links: undefined: ether2144xlink in links
> 
> If I remove the 2114x entry, the build completes normally.  I pulled the 
> latest sources, copied them over and tried again with ether2114x but it 
> still fails.  I checked 9fans and found that someone encountered a 
> similar problem last year but their issue was resolved offline.  Can 
> someone tell me what the problem might be?  I'll post my pcauth and/or 
> compile log if needed.

Try running mk clean and try again.  It's possible
that your clock is set funny and there are "very new"
old files lying around messing things up.

Also make sure that the line begins with a tab
not with spaces, though I don't think that matters.