According to Cort: While burning my CPU.
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> On 30-Sep-98 Brian/Carol Lehr wrote:
> >> Yet another guess. lp.o is the line printer module. Perhapes the line
> >> printer support has already been compiled into your kernel (in which case
> >> the module would be useless). MOVE the lp.o file to somewhere safe, such
> >> as your home directory, and reboot. Check if you're still able to print.
> >> If so, you do not need the lp.o file and may delete it safely.
Just a simple check of /usr/src/linux/.config could solve that question of
lp support in the kernel of module, anyway it CANT be both.
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> > I did this and it worked fine. The only line I get at bootup now is "unable
> > to find module lp.o" I guess that the choice I have now is to recompile
> > the kernal to get rid of that line, or learn to ignore it. Or is there
> > some other way I can get rid of it?
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> Opps, forgot about that one. Try running "depmod -a" to update the modules
> dependency.
No i dont think thats quite correct, kerneld or modprobe/insmod look for the
module first before they resolve symbols, so like the error says it cant
find lp.o check out /usr/src/linux/.config for CONFIG_PRINTER its under
"Character devices" to see if its been compiled, or you could check
/lib/modules/kernel_version_number/misc thats where it resides.
> Cort
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Regards Richard.
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