Im not sure if you appreciate this kind of messages, but I've just booted linux 2.5.75 and after installing module-init-tools everything works as expected :)
PIII 450
Realtek 8139 (using 8139too)
3 Reiser fs partitions (including root)
ADSL
I found only one rare thing: when I run "make modules_install" a lot of modules had missing symbols. Im not sure but it think it has something to do with the crc32 module: when I got the messages about the missing symbols, I hadn't compiled crc32, after that I compiled and loaded it, "make modules_install" worked like a charm
Another thing:
Using module-init-tools 0.9.13-pre when I try to load any module using modprobe I get a "FATAL: Module module not found":
modprobe crc32
FATAL: Module crc32 not found.
Instead, I have to use insmod and the full module path (insmod /lib/modules/2.5.75/kernel/lib/crc32.ko works ok).
If this is your first time running 2.5, that makes sense. The
modules_install would have taken place running under a 2.4 kernel so
depmod would have called the modutils (2.4) depmod and not generated the
appropriate files. Calling "depmod -ae" when running under 2.5 should
generate these (stored in /lib/modules/2.5.75/) and allow modprobe to work
again.
Best of luck.
--nwf;
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003, Martin Sarsale wrote:
> Im not sure if you appreciate this kind of messages, but I've just booted linux 2.5.75 and after installing module-init-tools everything works as expected :)
>
> PIII 450
> Realtek 8139 (using 8139too)
> 3 Reiser fs partitions (including root)
> ADSL
>
> I found only one rare thing: when I run "make modules_install" a lot of modules had missing symbols. Im not sure but it think it has something to do with the crc32 module: when I got the messages about the missing symbols, I hadn't compiled crc32, after that I compiled and loaded it, "make modules_install" worked like a charm
>
> Another thing:
> Using module-init-tools 0.9.13-pre when I try to load any module using modprobe I get a "FATAL: Module module not found":
>
> modprobe crc32
> FATAL: Module crc32 not found.
>
> Instead, I have to use insmod and the full module path (insmod /lib/modules/2.5.75/kernel/lib/crc32.ko works ok).
>
>
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> If this is your first time running 2.5, that makes sense. The
> modules_install would have taken place running under a 2.4 kernel so
> depmod would have called the modutils (2.4) depmod and not generated the
> appropriate files. Calling "depmod -ae" when running under 2.5 should
> generate these (stored in /lib/modules/2.5.75/) and allow modprobe to work
> again.
With module-init-tools properly installed,
depmod -a -F /path/to/System.map-2.5.x 2.5.x
should work correctly regardless of the version of the running kernel.
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Tomas Szepe <[email protected]>