On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 11:23 AM, Isla Finney <dr.isla.fin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a number of cifs mount points from linux to a NAS server. > After using apt-get dist-upgrade, I get Load Kernel Modules failed on > start up > The cifs-utils module is installed but does not seem to be recognised and > I can no longer see the mount points. > > I've tried rebooting, purging (dpkg -P) and re-installing cifs-utils > (apt-get install), and editing the grub file then updating grub and > rebooting (it didn't change to the older kernel) and have run out of ideas > so any help appreciated. > First, this has nothing to do with systemd. The service you found is only used to trigger manual loading of modules that didn't get loaded automatically – but that doesn't mean systemd is actually doing all the loading. That's initiated by kmod (e.g. using `modprobe cifs`) and done by the kernel on its own, so "unknown symbol" in dmesg has nothing to do with systemd. You're probably trying to load the wrong module version; compare `modinfo cifs` with `uname -a`. Second, both "fuse" and "cifs-utils" packages only contain the *userspace tools* – the actual kernel modules are part of the kernel package itself, as you can see from `dpkg -S <path_from_modinfo>`. -- Mantas Mikulėnas <graw...@gmail.com>
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