mkinitrd failed with message "no module raid0 found for kernel 2.6.9"
Hi all,
I've just installed Redhat 9.0 with raid (raid 1 for /boot partition and raid 5 for other partitions). Now i'm trying to install the latest kernel: 2.6.9. I compiled it without any problem. However when i tried to run mkinitrd, i received the following error message: No module raid0 found for kernel 2.6.9... I've tried to search for info about this problem, have found that such a bug was reported but doesn't seem to have a fix yet. I've found a patch on another forum (ie: http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/2870...3e3d81f8b95285). I was a bit reluctant to install this patch coming from i don't know where, but with no other solution and reading that the user accepted this answer i gave it a try... however the patching file is not correct: patch: **** malformed patch at line 4: modName="sbp2" So i'm stuck here, anybody has any advice? What can i try? Thanks in advance for comments/advices... Kind regards, Yannick |
i hope this doesnt sound ignorant, but you DO have modutils 3.0 or better compiled into your os, i hope. download and compile, if not.
and ensure all your raid options are set to Y before you bzImage etc...i had fits before i discovered setting most 2.5+ kernel options to Y was mandatory. luck -O. |
No it doesn't sound ignorant at all...
Regarding modutils, except if it comes with default Red Hat 9, i guess i don't have it. Now, i haven't seen any version 3.0 on kernel.org... did u mean 2.3.0 ? if not any idea where i can find the 3.0 one? (i've only seen a reference to 3.0 version on buffalo distribution website...). I'll also check the raid options in my kernel. Thanks for your help, Yannick |
According to the software requirement for 2.6.x kernels modutils is not needed anymore...
i just tried to re-compile with all the raid options included in the kernel, but still had the same error message when running mkinitrd... My next try will be without raid... :( Yannick |
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