Hi all.
Problem solved. Kernel misconfiguration.
It's simple and clear. At least for anyone who knows details regarding
different security options in ChromeOS and Debian.
SystemTap for the win! Probing parameters for call_modprobe(), argv[0]
for call_usermodehelper_setup() and the return
hi all.
Am 19.09.2022 16:27, schrieb hede:
I need help getting module on-demand-loading working with a custom
kernel.
Additional information:
My problem seems less related to udev but more probably related the
kernel kmod subsystems!?
The kernel usually calls /sbin/modprobe if
Hi all.
I need help getting module on-demand-loading working with a custom
kernel.
Currently I'm running Debian 11 for x86_64 on a Chromebook in developer
mode directly via Coreboot/Depthcharge. Not having UEFI or classical
BIOS boot code means that the default Debian kernel doesn't work,
--- Andrew Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 24 February 2008 09:13, L.V.Gandhi wrote:
I have put atl2 in /etc/modules and but after
booting I see this in
messages. localhost:~# cat /var/log/messages |grep
atl2
Feb 21 12:16:11 localhost kernel: atl2: disagrees
about version of
I have put atl2 in /etc/modules and but after booting I see this in messages.
localhost:~# cat /var/log/messages |grep atl2
Feb 21 12:16:11 localhost kernel: atl2: disagrees about version of
symbol struct_module
Feb 24 18:48:22 localhost kernel: atl2: disagrees about version of
symbol
On Sunday 24 February 2008 09:13, L.V.Gandhi wrote:
I have put atl2 in /etc/modules and but after booting I see this in
messages. localhost:~# cat /var/log/messages |grep atl2
Feb 21 12:16:11 localhost kernel: atl2: disagrees about version of
symbol struct_module
Feb 24 18:48:22 localhost
I'm trying to load modules from an init script that is executing in a
cross-compiled 2.6.21 kernel. When I try to load a module with the
'modprobe' command - I'm getting a very simple error which is not of
much use:
modprobe -v scsi_mod
The error message is modprobe: Failed to load module
On Sat, May 19, 2007 at 12:45:55PM -0500, Dallas Clement wrote:
I'm trying to load modules from an init script that is executing in a
cross-compiled 2.6.21 kernel. When I try to load a module with the
'modprobe' command - I'm getting a very simple error which is not of
much use:
modprobe
Hello all,
I'm puzzled by the module system for kernel 2.6. Everything's working
fine, that's a point, but still..
I used make-kpkg to create my kernel and modules, in this case ipw2100
and ieee_sth. After installing them, I notice that they get
automatically loaded at boot. Well, modules.dep
Þann 2006-03-02, 11:53:50 (+0100) skrifaði Renato Serodio:
Hello all,
I'm puzzled by the module system for kernel 2.6. Everything's working
fine, that's a point, but still..
I used make-kpkg to create my kernel and modules, in this case ipw2100
and ieee_sth. After installing them, I
I did install modconf, but it was actually made redundand by the new module-init-tools architecture: you'll notice it will write to /etc/modules, which appears to be there for backward compatibility.
Arias Hung wrote:
After a recent recompile using gcc-3.4 (up from 3.3), I'm getting these
bad preempt errors:
kernel: dm_mod: version magic '2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7 gcc-3.4' should be
'2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7 gcc-3.3'
May 19 14:38:17 kernel: scsi_mod: version magic '2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7
gcc-3.4'
Romain Marciel blurted in simple text monotype on 05/19/05 22:57:
It seems you have a conflict between the gcc version of your kernel and
the gcc version of your module !
Right, that's the obvious part.
I know that this situation is quite
unstable, I personaly got several problems, until I
After a recent recompile using gcc-3.4 (up from 3.3), I'm getting these
bad preempt errors:
kernel: dm_mod: version magic '2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7 gcc-3.4' should be
'2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7 gcc-3.3'
May 19 14:38:17 kernel: scsi_mod: version magic '2.6.11-cko5 preempt K7
gcc-3.4' should be
Hello, I was wondering how to make the kernel to load modules at
start up, I know i does it automatically, but I'm having a
little bit of troubles, I was running with the kernel that comes
with woody and decided to update to 2.6.4, after that my mouse
wasn't working, so I issueed:
modprobe
On Saturday 20 March 2004 10:13 pm, Didier Caamano wrote:
Hello, I was wondering how to make the kernel to load modules at
start up, I know i does it automatically, but I'm having a
little bit of troubles, I was running with the kernel that comes
with woody and decided to update to 2.6.4, after
I have a usb flash card adapter. I compiled my kernel with the scsi
generic and emulation and the usb mass storage as modules. When I
plug in my flash card reader it doesn't load them, when I try to access
it, it doesn't auto-load. I have to manually modprobe sg and then
modprobe usb-storage.
El sábado 01 de marzo de 2003 a las 08:31:31, Robert L. Harris escribió:
Is there a way to have the module auto-loader load these automatcially
and in order?
You can install usbmgr and configure it so it loads the needed modules
as soon as the USB device is plugged in your system.
Regards,
This is elementary I sure but I have never gotten it right.
My modules never loaded at startup. I tried putting a script in rc2.d
with /sbin/depmod but this has no effect - i.e. lsmod shows nothing.
Recently I installed a Geforce4 MX440 board. With help from the list I
got the proper tar
This is elementary I sure but I have never gotten it right.
My modules never loaded at startup. I tried putting a script in rc2.d
with /sbin/depmod but this has no effect - i.e. lsmod shows nothing.
Recently I installed a Geforce4 MX440 board. With help from the list I
got the proper
Am Die, 2002-11-12 um 17.02 schrieb Thomas H. George,,,:
This is elementary I sure but I have never gotten it right.
My modules never loaded at startup. I tried putting a script in rc2.d
with /sbin/depmod but this has no effect - i.e. lsmod shows nothing.
depmod does not load modules. It
Op di 12-11-2002, om 17:21 schreef Joris:
This is elementary I sure but I have never gotten it right.
My modules never loaded at startup. I tried putting a script in rc2.d
with /sbin/depmod but this has no effect - i.e. lsmod shows nothing.
Recently I installed a Geforce4 MX440
Hi.
It´s me again.
I ve got another problem with my modconf and my /etc/modules.
I ve compiled the 2.4.17 Kernel.
One of my modules which have to be insmod at boot up is the 8139too.o modul.
If put it manually in the /etc/modules so it looks like this:
# /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at
#include hallo.h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM:
# /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boot time.
#
# This file should contain the name of kernel modules that are
# to be loaded at boot time, one per line.
8139too.o
Ok.
Not okay. Try without .o.
#include hallo.h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM:
# /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boot time.
#
# This file should contain the name of kernel modules that are
# to be loaded at boot time, one per line.
8139too.o
Ok.
Not okay. Try without
#include hallo.h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM:
# /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boot time.
#
# This file should contain the name of kernel modules that are
# to be loaded at boot time, one per line.
8139too.o
Ok.
Not okay. Try without
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: modconf ; etc/modules and loading modules at boot up
Resent-Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 09:28:37 -0300 (ARST)
Resent-From: debian-user@lists.debian.org
#include hallo.h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM:
# /etc
:36 +0100 (MET)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Roberto Pereyra [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: modconf ; etc/modules and loading modules at boot up (fwd)
Hi
Try with -f option
insmod -f module
insmod -f 8139too
This option ignore the kernel version.
bye
roberto
Hi.
You
Thomas == Thomas H George [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas I compiled a 2.2.19 kernel with module support and sound
Thomas modules for my sound card selected, ran make modules and make
Thomas modules_install, then copied everything in
Thomas /usr/src.../arch/i386/boot to /boot. The kernel boots
I compiled a 2.2.19 kernel with module support and sound modules for my
sound card selected, ran make modules and make modules_install, then
copied everything in /usr/src.../arch/i386/boot to /boot. The kernel
boots and all my regular programs run perfectly but dmseg contains
nothing to
I compiled a 2.2.19 kernel with module support and sound
modules for my sound card selected, ran make modules
and make modules_install, then copied everything in
/usr/src.../arch/i386/boot to /boot. The kernel boots and
all my regular programs run perfectly but dmseg contains
nothing to
well, I had a pci ethernet card identified on /proc/pci
I think the kernel autodetects most pci hardware, yet, the corresponding
drivers may not be built in the kernel. Of course we must trick this by
loading a module. So, by automatically Identifying some hardware doesnt
necessarily mean that the
I'm following up on a query of my own from some time ago, in case it's
of use to anybody who has encountered similar problems.
I wrote:
|one of my
| frustrations since upgrading to 2.2. series kernels has been that I
| lost PLIP. If I try to
HI All,
I was trying to figure out how to look at which
modules I am running and if one is not running force
it to load.
The module that I am specifically interested in is the
tulip.o module for my pcmcia card.
thanks,
Andy
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Andrew Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was trying to figure out how to look at which
modules I am running and if one is not running force
it to load.
see man lsmod, modprobe (have also a look at the SEE ALSO
-sections)..
moritz
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| but when I try to insmod sb I get:
|
| Using /lib/modules/2.2.17/misc/sb.o
| /lib/modules/2.2.17/misc/sb.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
| Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters,
| including invalid IO or IRQ parameters
I'm not sure if my own
I have an isa plug 'n' play sound card which requires modules to be loaded
at boottime. In what file should I put the lines to load the modules? I'm
running debian potato.
luke
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On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 06:16:52PM -0500, luke b wrote:
I have an isa plug 'n' play sound card which requires modules to be loaded
at boottime. In what file should I put the lines to load the modules? I'm
running debian potato.
Every module listed in /etc/modules is loaded at boottime.
Hello Everybody,
Another problem.
I have found a way to get my sound card working. It seems that I just need
to load the module esssolo1.o.
(# modprobe esssolo1).
The problem is that I have to be the root user to do this and I don't like
to do it manually.
I guess there is a better way to do
On Fri, Jun 09, 2000 at 06:07:57PM +0200, Goeman Stefan wrote:
I have found a way to get my sound card working. It seems that I just need
to load the module esssolo1.o.
(# modprobe esssolo1).
The problem is that I have to be the root user to do this and I don't like
to do it manually.
I
I'm getting the following error messages when I first, boot up.
Anyone know what they might mean, and how to fix them?
Loading modules: vfat /lib/modules/2.2.13/fs/fat.o: cannot create
/var/log/ksymoops/19991018051253.ksyms No such file or directory
/lib/modules/2.2.13/fs/vfat.o: cannot create
I'm trying to install slink on a new machine, and something odd is
happening: I can't configure the drivers. Whenever I try to load a
module, I get the error from modprobe like this:
/lib/modules/2.0.36/net/lance.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
Obviously this isn't a useful bug report,
I have debian 0.9R6 installed. I am loading many modules.
I noticed that Debian load modules listed from the /etc/modules.
However, how could I pass parameters to them?
Does things changes on 1.1? Since I would like to upgrade after it is
out.
By the way, does the 1.1 make use of less
Sin Hang Kin writes:
I have debian 0.9R6 installed. I am loading many modules.
I noticed that Debian load modules listed from the /etc/modules.
However, how could I pass parameters to them?
With 0.93 there' no way I know of. With 1.1 simply be adding them after the
name of the module.
On Mon, 27 May 1996, Michael Meskes wrote:
Sin Hang Kin writes:
I have debian 0.9R6 installed. I am loading many modules.
I noticed that Debian load modules listed from the /etc/modules.
However, how could I pass parameters to them?
With 0.93 there' no way I know of. With 1.1
The latest upload of the modconf package (may still be in Incoming)
edits /etc/modules and /etc/modules.conf for you, using a dialog GUI.
It will correctly add module arguments to /etc/modules.conf .
Bruce
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