Ah, thanks!
>>>>> "Kingsly" == Kingsly John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kingsly> +++ Raj Mathur [2004-03-23 17:30:08]:
>> 1. Get a suggestion. 2. Say ``(1) doesn't work'' 3. Goto (1)
Kingsly> 3 steps already... you must be pretty close to
Kingsly> "Profit!!!" ;-)
Kingsly> Your init scripts may need some tweaking... some entries
Kingsly> in /proc have changed a bit from 2.4.
>> Got a pointer to where I could get more information about this?
Kingsly> /proc/ksyms is now /proc/kallsyms
Kingsly> This is what should be failing for you ...
Kingsly> --snip--
Kingsly> if ! grep -iq nomodules /proc/cmdline >/dev/null 2>&1 &&
Kingsly> [ -f /proc/kallsyms]; then USEMODULES=y else USEMODULES=
Kingsly> fi
So I hacked rs.sysinit to use /proc/ksyms for kernels != 2.6 and
/proc/kallsyms for 2.6. Now to reboot and check if it actually works.
Seems to be OK on command line at least.
Regards,
-- Raju
Kingsly> --snip--
Kingsly> your rc.sysinit file would be looking for /proc/ksyms and
Kingsly> failing the condition.
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