tjm wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have had the same problem although it doesn't seem to
> cause any adverse condition with the machine. The startup
> script /etc/rcS.d/S20modutils (/etc/init.d/modutils) runs
> depmod -a when the machine boots, but it seems that the
> time stamp that results from the new modules.dep file
> being made is incorrect. It appears that the date is
> ok but the time is not, making it appear the modules.dep
> file may be older than modules.conf. If I run depmod -a
> after the machine is up and running, the time/date stamp on
> the modules.dep file is correct. Maybe the system time that
> is used when the startup script is run is not correct until
> later in the boot process, but I don't know enough of
> this to make changes safely. Try changing the time/date of
> the modules.conf back a couple days by using 'touch' or
> remaking the file (update-modules) after turning the system
> time back temporarily to see if it makes a difference. A
> proper solution would be much nicer, though.
I tried that but the problem seems to be that the modules.conf is
updated during boot process (looking and date/time of the file), and
modules.dep is not (or is updated sooner)...
well, at least I see I am not alone... does this look like a bug? last
time I checked there was no bug filed, but I have hard time to figure
out which package the bug would be filed for...
erik
>
> Using Debian potato with a 2.2.17 kernel.
>
> > >
> > > > Oct 25 00:08:06 jojda insmod: Note: /etc/modules.conf is more recent
> > > > than /lib/m
> > > > odules/2.2.17/modules.dep
> > > >
> > > > is somewhat troubling me, I have fairly plain debian unstable install,
> > > > why do I get the message?
> > >
> > > Do a 'depmod -a'
> > > Phil
> >
> > it does not help at all, the reason why modules.conf is newer is
> > because some program always updates it during reboot but modules.dep is
> > not updated...
> >
> > does anybody else have the same problem? if not, how come I have this
> > problem? I did not change startup scripts, everything is 'the debian
> > way'
> >
> > erik
> >
>
> thanks,
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> tony mollica
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