Hi, I upgraded to kernel 2.4.19 to allow me to add the i810 framebuffer patch. everything went fine except I had missed the generic-scsi support and so my cdrw didn't work. I turned this option on and recompiled. This time when I went to install the resulting .deb I received a warning about installing the same revision of kernel (I did change the -rev on the kpkg command) and modules.dep could be wrong but this would be sorted on a reboot. However now when I boot up I get a handful of modprobe errors for things that are working just fine (sound, usb mass storage and the like). The system is working fine but I hate these errors. What did I do wrong, and how can I resolve it?
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