> > > we are unable to load the kernel-extension on
> > > Solaris 2.7. Although the the library libafs.o is at the
> > > right place ( = /kernel/fs/afs) the modload-programm
> > > gives the error listed below.
> > > orasrv2:/home/root> modload /kernel/fs/afs <----------------------------------|
> > > can't load module: No such file or directory <???????? |
> >
> > This is what you get if you try to load the 32-bit AFS version on a 64bit
> > Solaris 7.
> > Run Solaris in 32bit mode and it'll work nicely.
> >
> sorry I am not an SUN-Expert but in my oppinion
>
> file /kernel/genunix --> /kernel/genunix: ELF 32-bit MSB relocatable SPARC
>Version 1
>
> says that Solaris is already in 32bit mode !!
What does uname -a say, and the first text while booting say?
Mine changed from 64-something to Generic when I changed "down"
to 32bit.
And I am no Sun-expert either, it's just that I got exactly the same error. It
might exist loads of mistakes to do to get that error, but I've only done one
of them. yet. =)
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