On Sun, Apr 14, 2002 at 11:10:59AM -0500, Courtney Thomas wrote:
| Greetings !
|
| I've recently added 2.4.17 to the list of kernels I'm running on a
| single machine and find that somehow I've managed to foul up the modules
| so that even when I create a link to /usr/src/linux and reinstall from
| scratch, my module installation is faulty.
|
| For example, if I reboot say, 2.4.6, all is fine, but when I shut down
| and reboot with 2.4.17, almost no modules appear when I "lsmod" and cat
| /etc/modules shows nothing.
/etc/modules is a flat-list of modules you want automatically loaded
at boot time. Create with 'modconf' or $EDITOR.
| How can I install the modules correctly ?
Use kernel-package to build a package from the kernel source. This
package will properly put all modules in
/lib/modules/kernel-<version>.
If you want to load a module right now, use 'modprobe <name>'.
-D
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