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I had the same problem. |
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There are few solutions I can think about: |
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1. Ignore this message. |
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2. Create this file empty. |
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3. Fix the start up script yourself (add a condition prior to loading the |
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file). |
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4. Ask the guys maintaining the start up scripts to fix this problem for |
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you... |
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I don't remember whether I bothered to go for option #2 or simply chose to |
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ignore that message once I realized that this is not a real problem. |
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I admit, I was too lazy to dig into the script and solve in myself. |
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I hope that I helped. |
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Asaf |
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On 5/10/07, Clemente Aguiar <clemente.aguiar@××××××××××××××××.pt> wrote: |
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> Since a while ago I have been getting a series of errors at start-up on |
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> my servers, such as: |
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> "FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/kernel-hardened-2.18-r6/modules.dep: |
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> No such file or directory" |
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> I configured my hardened kernels with "loadable module support" |
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> disabled, so I think that modules.dep could never exist. |
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> First of all, I can see these messages "fly" by the console at start-up, |
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> but it seems that they are not logged (I can't find them anywhere). |
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> Shouldn't they get logged somewhere? |
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> Second, how can I get rid of the messages altogether? |
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> Hope somebody can help me with these two issues. |
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> Clemente |
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