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[whitehorse]

dear Sir,
 I have a problem in compiling kernel 2.6.4 from kernel 2.4.19. I use
 Debian woody. When I rebooting new kernel, some message occur such:
 "modprobe: QM_MODULES: function not implemented"
 and I can't load my modules when boot. I would like to waiting any one who
 answer this. Please send to this mail. Thanks

 Best regards,

 Hafid
 Indonesia

Re: your mail

[Jon]

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On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 11:03:08PM -0400, whitehorse@mustika.net wrote:
> dear Sir,
>  I have a problem in compiling kernel 2.6.4 from kernel 2.4.19. I use
>  Debian woody. When I rebooting new kernel, some message occur such:
>  "modprobe: QM_MODULES: function not implemented"
>  and I can't load my modules when boot. I would like to waiting any one who
>  answer this. Please send to this mail. Thanks
> 
>  Best regards,
> 
>  Hafid
>  Indonesia
> 
You need to install module-init-tools which is not in Debian Woody
A backport of it for x86 machines is here
http://www.backports.org/debian/dists/woody/module-init-tools/
-- 
Jon
http://tesla.resnet.mtu.edu
The only meaning in life is the meaning you create for it.

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Re: Upgrading to 2.6 from Debian Woody (Was: No Subject)

[Kenneth Aafløy]

On Thursday 29 April 2004 05:03, whitehorse@mustika.net wrote:
>  I have a problem in compiling kernel 2.6.4 from kernel 2.4.19. I use
>  Debian woody. When I rebooting new kernel, some message occur such:
>  "modprobe: QM_MODULES: function not implemented"
>  and I can't load my modules when boot. I would like to waiting any one who
>  answer this. Please send to this mail. Thanks

I bet your problems would be solved by upgrading your dist to sid, as woody is 
pretty old, and does not contain the all the fixes in sid. Although I could 
be wrong, and all your troubles might be solved by a 'apt-get install 
modules-init-tools', in any case it is you distribution that is the problem, 
not the linux kernel, so please report this to the appropriate mailing list 
or support forum.

Another point would be that this is really a distribuition problem, and 
usually is solved by searching the appriopriate mailing list or forum.

Kenneth