Subject: Re: mounting hfs disk
From: Don Arbow (donarb@nwlink.com)
Date: Mon Sep 13 1999 - 22:36:03 MDT
On 9/13/99 at 9:33 PM, Jim Cole wrote:
: >
: > > when i log in as root and type lsmod i get a line with column headings
: > > and no lines of output!
: > >
: > > i do have a running system so i don't know what this means.
: >
: > That means you have no loadable modules currently loaded. YDL has
: > thoughtfully built kernels that require no loadable modules, thus you have
: > none. If you want any, you must recompile your kernel (see recent
: > thread).
:
: I am not sure this is true. Well, the part about needing to recompile the
: kernel anyway. I am running a stock install from the CS 1.1 media and I do
: indeed have several modules that are loaded up by default while booting the
: system. These modules include, among other things, the hfs module. Of course
: this means naught if you are using an older distribution or have rebuilt your
: kernel at some point. If you are using the standard kernel, then you might
: want to take a closer look at insmod and the contents of
: /lib/modules/2.2.6-16apmac.
:
: Jim
:
:
:
Ah, I was having the same problem. I couldn't mount the CDROM or HFS disk.
'lsmod' shows no modules loaded at all. I did an 'insmod cdrom.o' and it told me
that the module was compiled for 2.2.6-16.apmac, while the kernel version is
2.2.6-16.bpmac.
I installed off a 1.1 CD that I bought a couple of weeks ago. Not sure what
happened. Guess I need to update the modules, or downgrade the kernel...
Don
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