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Hi, |
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On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 16:30:22 +0200 (MEST) |
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"dini mamma" <anquijix@×××.net> wrote: |
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> I got the problem, that several modules couldnt be loaded at boot. some of |
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> them are filesystems (xfs,jfs,ntfs). and some device drivers (aic7xxx, |
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> 3c59x).. But why? |
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> At least the device drivers should work. I compiled these ones, that have |
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> been loaded with the livecd. |
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> I cant imagine, what happens. This error occurs too, when i only load the |
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> modules as modules [M]. |
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Don't know exactly what you are speaking of, esp. last sentence. |
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possible explanations: |
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- you've compiled the drivers statically into the kernel rather than |
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modules (that's how I interpret that talking about "[M]"...), then |
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there's no module to load, |
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- you haven't installed modules (did you compile manually? did you run |
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"make modules_install"?) |
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- the modules don't load because hardware cannot be found |
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What happens if you manually modprobe those modules? What's the error |
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being shown then? |
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-hwh |
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