Re: module-init-tools invain

On 3/3/06, tim tim <[email protected]> wrote:
> i downloaded the tool and installed as was given in the readme file..
> then i followed my procedure of kernel installation.. now also.. i get
> same depmod.. problemm..
Perhaps you need to uninstall your old modutils installation? I know
that modutils and module-init-tools can exist on the same machine, but
it might be easier and clearer to know which one is causing problems
if you have just one installed.

> but when i run the command
> depmod 2.6.10 from that kernel directory it says nothing.. not even
> error .. what can i do..
I've always used depmod -a.

But again, be sure you're using the module-init-tools version of
depmod and not your old modutils copy.

-Andy
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