modprobe: cannot parse depmod (Kernel version badly pointed)
Hello. I'm using SliTaz Cooking (20100314) in a USB. I've searched all around the community, but with no luck.
My problem is that after making a full packages upgrade, modules for kernel can't be loaded anymore at boot. That is because depmod searches for 2.6.30.6 version of kernel in /lib/modules, when the installed version is 2.6.34 I've seen the man page of depmod, but the only thing that I was able to change was the base dir for looking. In fact, uname -r gives me the old version of the kernel. How can I solve this? Thanks for your attention.- |
How do you upgrade your system? Your upgrading is failure. You need select your old version from GRUB or LILO to boot up and upgrade it again.
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I upgrade it via tazpkg, the SliTaz package manager.
I've already upgraded it twice. I could try to boot up using the new kernel, but the extlinux.conf and isolinux.conf, both point to /boot/bzImage, so I really dont know how to set it up manually =/ |
I've solved it downgrading SliTaz to the stable version via
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