Feng Zhang wrote: > The recent Fedora versions have removed the script of > "/usr/sbin/weak-modules" from the "kmod" package. On my > Fedora 39, I found that the rpm tool: > /usr/lib/rpm/redhat/kmodtool, from package > kernel-rpm-macros-205-20.fc39.noarch, still calls > /"usr/sbin/weak-modules". E.g.:
Support for Fedora 39 ended nearly a year ago. No issues with it will be fixed. If you're still running it, you really have larger problems than the missing weak-modules script. There will be many, many security isses that are unpatched. > I could use "--nodeps" to ignore this error to forcibly > install. While I wonder is there any reason to keep the > "kmodtool" work like that? Or if there's a way to install > "/usr/sbin/weak-modules" ? You could copy it from a backup or from the old kmod source before it was removed. You really should upgrade your system to a supported release. Support for Fedora 40 ended last May and support for Fedora 41 will end in a few weeks. -- Todd
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