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Subject: Re: Linux 2.4.20-pre1 - compile errors
From: Billy Harvey <Billy.Harvey@thrillseeker.net>
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> o       Export the new pci_enable function to modules   (Tomas Szepe)
> o       Handle APM on armada laptops                    (Samuel Thibault)
> o       Fix further errors in depca?
> o       Fix a harmless physical/logical cpu confusion   (me)
>         in the APM code
> -       Fix migration to CPU 0 before poweroff          (me)
> o       Make the APM on CPU 0 locking cover all of APM  (me)
>         | idle on SMP needs work, but this seems to work for the rest
>         | with my SMP boxes

apm.c: In function `apm_bios_call':
apm.c:605: called object is not a function
apm.c:605: warning: unused variable `cpus'
apm.c: In function `apm_bios_call_simple':
apm.c:654: called object is not a function
apm.c:654: warning: unused variable `cpus'
apm.c: In function `apm_power_off':
apm.c:938: called object is not a function

make[1]: *** [apm.o] Error 1

This is on a non-SMP system.

Billy

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