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Is there a way to tell which module it is that is setting the taint flag?
I can load each module one by one and check after each if the taint flag
is set, but
I just need to know how to tell it is set.

Once I can do that (assuming it's a module I can live without) I will
duplicate from cold boot.

Thank you.

>
>Dulplicate the problem from a cold boot without ever having loaded
>whatever module set the taint flag (ie wasnt a standard GPL one)
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-- tony
"Surrender to the Void."
<http://162.83.145.190:8080/%7Eapr/surrenderToTheVoid.mp3> -- John Lennon


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