I had the same problem with 2.2 a couple weeks ago. Here it is for the whole list. -- Martin Jackson: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ====================================== Computer & Information Science Major Minnesota State University, Mankato ====================================== Linux....the penguins are coming!
Germano Rizzo wrote: > > >When I boot 2.2.2 I get the following message: > >modprobe: can't locate module char-major-4 > >How can I fix this? > Me, too. the message repeats 30-40 times very quickly, and is followed > by a green 'done'. However, it seems to work perfectly, so... > Germano You compiled serial support directly into the kernel instead of as a module (this is a 2.2 default). You can turn off the annoying "cannot find" message by finding a line in /etc/conf.modules which looks like: alias char-major-4 serial and changing "serial" to "off" like so: alias char-major-4 off This will keep modprobe from looking for serial as a module. I had the same problem, and found it quite alarming <g>. -- Martin Jackson: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ====================================== Computer & Information Science Major Minnesota State University, Mankato ====================================== Linux....the penguins are coming!
