On 16 May 2009, at 00:35, David Bear wrote:
it appears that yum did not get the kernel module installed --
openafs-client fails to start, with the error that the module is not
found.
Hmmm. That's unfortunate. The problem is that there are a number of
different mechanisms for satisfying the kernel module dependency -
openafs-kernel-source is one, the dkms module is another, and the kmod
RPM (which is what you really want) is the third.
yum install kmod-openafs
should do what you need, if it doesn't
yum install kmod-openafs-1.4.10-1.1.`uname -r`
almost certainly will. If that fails, can you let me know what the
output from 'uname -r' is, and I'll figure out why we haven't shipped
modules for that kernel yet.
S.
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