Changed HOSTNAME, now have whole "host" of problems
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Changed HOSTNAME, now have whole "host" of problems
Have box with Slackware 12.0 on hdb1.Changed my hostname and now the ext3/jdb module is the only one loading.At bootup I get "modprobe FATAL error cannot load /usr/lib/module/2.6.18.8.tex6.lgc/module.dep no such file or directory".My kernel is 2.6.21.5-smp.The 2.6.18.8.tex6.lgc kernel is the kernel of the os on hdb7.Admittedly,I'm a linux novice,but this has me completely confused.I have no clue.
Changed /etc/HOSTNAME and /etc/hosts.Also ran netconfig after the problems began.Can't think of any other things I did although I must have screwed up something.fstab looks right.The bootloader (grub) is handled by the os on hdb7.It's possible that the os on hdb7 was updated in the same timeframe.I really don't remember,but menu.lst looks okay,as far as I can tell.
bootloader It's possible that the os on hdb7 was updated in the same timeframe.I really don't remember,but menu.lst looks okay,as far as I can tell.
Is the other distro Ubuntu? If so there was a kernel update this past day. It is possible that Ubuntu's package manager updated grub and changed your menu.lst.
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