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    6: 08:23 <pwwka> oh, actually, for non-autoload you need to do the symbol renaming
    7: 08:25 <pwwka> so, if we assume we have kernfs.kmod
    8: 08:25 <pwwka> make RUMP_SYMREN=kernfs.kmod -f /sys/rump/Makefile.rump
    9: 08:25 <pwwka> and then you can compile a server:
   10: 08:25 <pwwka> cc simpleserver.c kernfs.kmod -lrumpvfs -lrump -lrumpuser -lpthread
   11: 08:25 <pwwka> and kernfs shows up in modstat
   12: 08:25 <pwwka> pain-rustique:2:~> rump.modstat
   13: 08:25 <pwwka> NAME             CLASS      SOURCE     REFS  SIZE     REQUIRES
   14: 08:25 <pwwka> kernfs           vfs        builtin    0     -        -
   15: 08:26 <haad> this make RUMP_SYMREN=kernfs.kmod -f /sys/rump/Makefile.rump will be executed where ? in kernfs module dir ?
   16: 08:27 <pwwka> no, don't do that, since it renames the symbols in the binary
   17: 08:27 <pwwka> so you won't be able to use it as a regular kernel module anymore
   18: 08:27 <pwwka> autoload does this in-memory, see librump/rumpkern/kobj_rename.c
   19: 08:28 <pwwka> but if you want to link stuff into a binary, you need to give the renamed file to the linker
   20: 08:28 <pwwka> since the linker doesn't know how to rename the symbols ;)
   21: 08:31 <pwwka> but, maybe it's easier to get the solaris stuff to compile as a lib
   22: 08:31 <pwwka> less magic involved ;)
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