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It's because /etc/modutils/arch only has i386, no x86_64 in it. As far as I can tell the error is harmless since 2.6 (which I assume you're using) uses /etc/modprobe.d anyway. If you really care though you can copy (or symlink) i386 over to x86_64.Hi, I have a problem with the modutils, when I use modconf or update-modules the shell show: Architecture-specific modutils configuration not found, using defaults. What´s wrong?
-Peter