On Tue, 24 Jan 2012, Pierre Frenkiel wrote:
But may-be /etc/modprobe/options is used at kernel upgrade to create
the initrd image. That would explain why the same error occured with
my 2 kernels.
Running dpkg-reconfigure, I checked that this is true
Remains the question "how /etc/modprobe.d/options was corrupted"
May-be after a power failure, but I thought that this couldn't
happen with a ext4 file system.
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Pierre Frenkiel
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