[gentoo-user] modprobe looks in wrong dir

2006-04-30 Thread maxim wexler
Hi group,

This should be an easy fix -- if you already know!

The reason many of my modules are not loading is
because modprobe is looking in /lib/modules/2.6.12-r6
and not /lib/modules/2.6.16-r3 which was filled when I
ran make modules_install.

The link to the newer kernel is OK. 

Yes, I ran modules-update.

Also, module loading and unloading options are set=y
in kernel. 

Not a clue as to why some modules load, sound, usb;
and some, firewire, ppp, forcedeth don't. 

dmesg is filled with lines like:

Unknown symbol  ...disagrees about version of
symbol  ...

At the end of the boot console it says:

/usr/sbin/pppd/: Couldn't stat /dev/ttyS0: Too many
levels of symbolic links. 

But according to emerge -pv udev I have the latest
ver. Which I set up according to the gentoo
udev-guide. 

Attempts to specify the proper dir to modprobe result
in no-such-file errors.

-mw

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Re: [gentoo-user] modprobe looks in wrong dir

2006-04-30 Thread Brett I. Holcomb
Did you remake the modules when you installed the kernel?  Some such as 
nvidia, alsa require you rerun their installation process.

On Sunday April 30 2006 14:18, maxim wexler wrote:
 Hi group,

 This should be an easy fix -- if you already know!

 The reason many of my modules are not loading is
 because modprobe is looking in /lib/modules/2.6.12-r6
 and not /lib/modules/2.6.16-r3 which was filled when I
 ran make modules_install.

 The link to the newer kernel is OK.

 Yes, I ran modules-update.

 Also, module loading and unloading options are set=y
 in kernel.

 Not a clue as to why some modules load, sound, usb;
 and some, firewire, ppp, forcedeth don't.

 dmesg is filled with lines like:

 Unknown symbol  ...disagrees about version of
 symbol  ...

 At the end of the boot console it says:

 /usr/sbin/pppd/: Couldn't stat /dev/ttyS0: Too many
 levels of symbolic links.

 But according to emerge -pv udev I have the latest
 ver. Which I set up according to the gentoo
 udev-guide.

 Attempts to specify the proper dir to modprobe result
 in no-such-file errors.

 -mw

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