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On 22 April 2015 21:17:55 CEST, walt <w41ter@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>I just did a huge update on an older ~amd64 machine, and now only |
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>three out of a dozen or so kernel modules load during bootup, which |
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>leaves a lot of hardware in an unusable state. |
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>What mystifies me is how those three kernel modules managed to get |
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>loaded while all the others didn't. (It's the same three modules every |
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>time, BTW.) |
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>I grepped through /etc for the names of those modules, thinking maybe |
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>I listed them in modprobe.conf.d sometime in the past, but no, those |
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>modules are not listed anywhere in /etc, nor are any of the others |
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>listed either. |
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>I can modprobe all of the unloaded modules manually after bootup, |
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>which shows that all of the modules exist and load without error, |
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>so the problem lies elsewhere, but where? |
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>Any clues would be most welcome. |
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Did you update all packages succesfully and also updated your running kernel to a current version? |
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Do you use and initramfs? |
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Do you have /usr on a seperate partition? |
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Joost |
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