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On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 04:49:07PM +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> The correct way to use module-rebuild is to run once: |
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> module-rebuild populate |
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> This will search the tree to find out-of-kernel-tree module ebuilds you are |
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> using and put them in a db or later use. |
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> Every time you emerge and build a new kernel, run: |
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> module-rebuild rebuild |
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> This will build the missing modules for the kernel you just built. |
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> module-rebuild add|del lets you maintain the list as you add and delete stuff |
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If populate inits the list, are add/del only there to avoid a length |
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tree search? Otherwise I take it you mean run populate once, then |
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rebuild after every new kernel, and otherwise do nothing? |
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