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ID |
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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
Last Update |
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0000569 |
[buildroot] Architecture Specific |
minor |
always |
11-30-05 04:11 |
02-12-07 05:49 |
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Reporter |
lord_apollyon |
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public |
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Assigned To |
buildroot |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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Status |
closed |
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Product Version |
0.9.27 |
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Summary |
0000569: boot.c in dosfstools fails to build due to renamed FAT_12 symbol |
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Description |
There were changes in the Linux 2.6 headers which are included by the dosfstools package, specifically in boot.c. The symbol in question is MSDOS_FAT12, which is the maximum number of FAT entries for a FAT12 MS-DOS volume.
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Additional Information |
I've fixed the problem with the included patch to boot.c. It simply aliases the original symbol to the new one. 2.4 compatibility should not be affected.
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Attached Files |
 dos.patch [^] (378 bytes) 11-30-05 04:11 |
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