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Hi. I built my 2.4.18 kernel a while ago and have been ever since =
receiving the following message whenever I do ps ax: Warning: System.map =
not parsable. Then it outputs the list of pids anyway. Now, when I try =
to compile the alsa driver, utils, and libs, I got an error during the =
utils building process that it couldn't open =
/lib/modules/2.4.18/misc/system.map, or something like that. Could the =
System.map not be parsable do to the fact that I compiled in support for =
hardware that I don't have, so the file refers to devices that aren't =
there? But the only thing I did was compile in general scsi support in =
case I add some scsi adapters later, but I didn't compile in support for =
specific adapters. Does anyone know how I could fix the system.map so =
that I can build the alsa package? Thanks in advance!


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