also sprach Andrew Sackville-West <andrew@farwestbilliards.com> [2007.03.30.1920 +0200]:
> Failure: failed to load Module 0 no such module
> Failure: failed to load Module 1 no such module
> Failure: failed to load Module 5 no such module
I don't even know what creates those messages.
> looks like it should just interate through the list and load the
> modules. I have confirmed that it works the way I expect in bash,
> but it doesn't work properly when booting. for some reason the
> module names seem to get replaced with just hte numbers "0" "1"
> and "5".
No, I don't think this is what's happening, but I also don't know
what is going on.
> I have hacked the script and rebuilt my initrds by commenting out
> the above section and just putting in a bunch of modprobes and it
> works. But clearly something wacky is going on here.
Can you edit the script, add set -x at the top and post the output?
> 2. How do I unpack my initrd to actually look at the script that is in
> the initrd (maybe it gets changed somehow?) so I can check that out
> directly.
zcat initrd.img | cpio -i
> 3. is this a bug?
We'll see.
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