[Rule-list] Miniconda, slinky, and other OSes

Devon devon at tuxfan.homeip.net
Wed Mar 27 20:18:25 EET 2002


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On Wednesday 27 March 2002 01:55 am, Gordon Buzowetsky wrote:

Hi Gordon,

> Operative words here are 'should be able to'.....there lies the
> problem...I just can't.   I'm away from the test boxes right now, but
> I'll pick up this thread tomorrow and post some of the error
> messages...they're wild!!! Yes...the modules are there....I've tried
> modprobe, insmod, depmod -ae; and just about every combination of all
> of the above...including that nifty little incantation you gave me to
> get the mod loaded in the first place...I have even gone right into the
> directory and tried installing from there
> (/lib/modules.............../cdrom), all to no avail.  When I try
> loading it alone...there are failed mod dependencies...it says it needs
> two other modules....damn alzheimers....can't remember...

In the stock redhat kernel, cdrom support is modular.
The sbpcd module needs the cdrom module loaded first.

You probably need to 'insmod cdrom' before attempting to to insert the 
sbpcd module. That should make the dependency errors go away.

This doesn't affect the installer kernel, because cdrom support is 
compiled into the kernel, rather than modular.

Hope that helps,

- -D

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