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Subject: [Xenomai-core] [minor BUG] ARM: __check_kvm_seq undefined
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Hi Gilles,

building the nucleus (SVN head) as a module for ARM (2.6.20.20,
ipipe-1.7-06) fails due to undefined __check_kvm_seq. Not sure is anyone
will choose such a setup on embedded systems, but who knows... Is this
symbol actually required or just accidentally included?

Jan


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