Re: Module depencies
On Thursday 11 July 2002 10:53, Adam Galant wrote:
> Quick guess (not necessarily accurate): your new kernel tries to load old
> modules. Did you do 'make modules_install'? To be sure, rename (rather
> than remove) old modules tree (/lib/modules/2.4.18) and make
> modules_install. It should be OK then.
>
Yes I did a module_install
> It's also handy to customize EXTRAVERSION in Makefile on top of your
> kernel source tree before compilation; your kernel version and modules
> directory will then show 2.4.18{EXTRAVERSION}. This allows you to have
> multiple kernel/modules builds with the same source version, easily
> distiguish them and reduces risk of overwriting kernel/modules.
>
> Regards,
>
> Adam
Yes i know. But i (stupidly) deleted the old modules first so i have no chance
to get them back. I have several extraversions laying around...
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