Peter Schuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > If you unload the AFS kernel module before it completely initializes
> > then yes, it will 'oops' the kernel.
>
> Ah! Okay. Could that also happen if the afs daemon tried to call the
> module before it is properly initialized?
No. It's not a question of CALLING the module, it's trying to unload
the module.. The afs startup script shouldn't cause an oops, unless
the module was previously loaded. Similarly, the module should not
oops if you shutdown AFS and then unload the module. What WILL oops
is:
insmod libafs.o
rmmod libafs.o
> If so, perhaps that's what is happening - module intialization fails for
> some reason, even though it seems to insert correctly.
Unlikely....
-derek
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