No, did that. I think there might be something different about how suse
handles their modules? Also I used modutils from the kernel site and I
notice that suse has one on their site - maybe I need theirs?
I will sort this out and if it is a difference on suse rather than I
made a mistake I will write it up for a step by step.
Mike Andrew wrote:
>
> On Thursday 05 July 2001 17:27, Marianne Taylor wrote:
>
> > I bet this is related to my other problem. Since the error messages
> > (there were many) were that various hardware in modules.conf couldn't be
> > found. Couldn't find or load the module for my network card. So had to
> > re-install.
> >
>
> Ultimately
>
> uname -r
>
> must equal /lib/modules/<version>.
>
> Type depmod -a when you are running the NEW kernel to re-index that lib.
> *any* complaint messages from depmod at that time are genuine and need to be
> resolved. It almost always resolves to a need to make modules, make
> modules_install.
>
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