Re: Something wrong with potato modutils
Whatever the problem was seems to be gone now with tonite's upgrades. I
might suggest, though, that debian change one thing in its standard kernel
config ... it really should not have Unix domain sockets as a module. If
something prevents modules from loading properly, it is difficult (but not
impossible) to get to a point where you can cleanly reboot. So many things
depend on this that it really should be compiled in.
I was doing some experimentation using debian default configs and this
item made life a little less enjoyable for a few hours.
On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, Wichert Akkerman wrote:
> > Somehow, the depmod -a from init.d script seems to be not writing the
> > modules.dep. When I run depmod -a manually, the modules.dep gets
> > created. Next time, I boot, there is a old modules.dep in my
> > /lib/modules.
>
> How you have me confused.. how can the script not write modules.dep
> while you still get the error that modules.conf is older then that
> file? Something doesn't add up here..
>
> Wichert.
>
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