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From: Paul Picard <paul@reef.com>
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Subject: QuickCam1.1 Driver - HELP
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I tried to build by kernel with the:

qcamdriver-1.1   patch from ftp://ftp.shockwave.com/pub/users/pst/qcamdriver/

I updated all the necessary files and added the qcam driver to my kernel (LINT)
file as said, but when I compile the kernel I am getting the following 
error:

> bash$ make
> loading kernel
> ioconf.o: Undefined symbol `_qcamdriver' referenced from data segment
> *** Error code 1
> 
> Stop.

I am running FreeBSD 2.1 and thought this was a patch for the kernel that
was brought back out of 2.2-current for use in 2.1.

Any help or suggestions out their would be very much appreciated.

Paul Picard
paul@reef.com