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В Чт, 12/09/2013 в 17:45 +0300, Alex Efros пишет: |
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> Each time any of VirtualBox commands started it print this useless warning: |
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> libkmod: kmod_module_new_from_loaded: could not open /proc/modules: Permission denied |
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> Error: could not get list of modules: Permission denied |
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> WARNING: The VirtualBox kernel modules are not loaded. |
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> Please load all the needed kernel modules by: |
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> for m in vbox{drv,netadp,netflt}; do modprobe $m; done |
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> You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed. |
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> Of course, modules are loaded, but non-root users can't access |
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> /proc/modules because of GrSecurity. So, VirtualBox works fine, but this |
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> multiline warning really annoying. Is it possible to somehow switch it off? |
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There are other use-cases where this warning is useless, like running |
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virtualbox inside openvz container :) /usr/bin/VirtualBox binary is a |
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shell script that you can easy modify to avoid this warning. That said I |
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don't think it's worth to have such patch in portage tree - just apply |
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it locally. |
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Peter. |
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