Well I kinda got the modprobe issue fixed. If you compile the kernel with
out auto loading the kernel module it gets rid of that error as well as the
kmod error. But you still cannot use modprobe unless you do what is
stated. I am working on the kernel version issue. I might have an idea
later on that.
At 03:45 AM 06/19/2000 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I updated the kernel to 2.2.12-20 with no problem. System boots and
> > everything.
> >
> > When I try to load a 2.2.12 module I get an error that the kernel version
> > is needed. How do I fix?
>
>Hmmm... shouldn't. Dunno. Try with 'insmod -f'.
>
> > Also it states that modprobe is missing. It wasn't in /sbin where or
> > anywhere on the disk. So I copied a version of modprobe in there and it is
> > compilied on the desk but tomsrtbt still states that it can't locate it.
>
>You must either compile against libc5, or link with -static, or put glibc6
>onto tomsrtbt. You can't just run a glibc6 executable without libc.so.6
>or ld-linux.so.2.
>
> > Even when I execute the command from the directory that it's in with a ./
> > and idea on what the problem is?
>
>-Tom
Al Smith
Systems Engineer
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