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Without more info I can't be much help. But here's a pointer, just in case : |
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The modules init script launches modules-update, which can be launched at the |
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command line. The error you have is consistent (and, looking at the code of |
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the scrip can only be caused by) modules-update failing. |
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You should try to launch it yourself at the command-line. You should get some |
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output that could be useful. |
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modules-update has a man page. You should look at that too. |
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The main cause for this behaviour would be : |
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- modules-update thinks your modules.conf is not auto generated and refuses to |
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overwrite it. |
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- there is a mistake in one of the files in /etc/modules.d/ . I have seen this |
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caused by etc-update, which can sometimes munch files. |
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Hope this helps, |
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-- Jonathan |
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Le Samedi 27 Mai 2006 17:19, El TuZa a écrit : |
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> Hi guys, I'm having a problem during initialization. It happens that |
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> 50% of the time that I boot my desktop, when "Calculating module |
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> dependencies" says "Failed to load modules dependencies" (with the |
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> corresponding red exclamation marks) and when it gets to the loggin |
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> message it never loads kdm, and once I log via console I can't load |
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> kdm either. |
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> That's very annoying because the only way I can find now is to reboot |
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> and see if now it loads modules dependencies (usually the second time |
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> works fine). |
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> Did anybody have that kind of problem? What could I do? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Tuza |
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> |
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> |
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> -- |
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> Fui a hacer el ITV y me dieron la oblea. Junto a ella un paquete de |
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> Operas y un CD de Pavarotti. Todo encaja a la perfección. Todo, menos |
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> la marcha atrás. |
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