modprobe: Can't locate module

[antipop]

I thought this might be the right area to post this. I have Gentoo up and running for 6 months now but this puzzles me.

I have recompiled my kernel several times (gentoo-sources). Now I wanted more responsiveness with ck-sources and kernel compiled fine and i booted with it.

Gentoo spits out the following lines many times during the boot. A have compiled the new kernel with all the options that I had with gentoo-sources and I can't figure out why it does that.

[-JeaN-]

What's in your /etc/modules.autoload ?
Did you configure those as modules in your kernel, or built in ?

[slartibartfasz]

are u sure u did 'make modules' and 'make modules_install'?
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[antipop]

My /etc/modules.autoload:

[-JeaN-]

Maybe that's when you need to use make mrproper, i'm not sure

[cyberfunk007]

Hi,

I am also having these problems...

I compiled the kernel (gentoo-sources) and did the "mrproper shuffule"
and whenever I do

$modprobe epic100.o
modprobe: Can't locate module

I know it is there, I compiled it as a module, and I can see it sitting in the
modules directory...

Does anyone have any idea how I can get modprobe to find these modules??

ps - I have tried moving to the directory and using modprobe ./epic100.o
and also updating my PATH variable.

Cheers ;0)

Cyber

[rburley]

modprobe the module name not the object file.

for example: modprobe epic100

[cyberfunk007]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I have also tried doing that as well... and it still didnt work

cyber

[rburley]

post the output of: