[Fwd: Re: ACPI autoload failed: no such file or directory]
Martin MATO
martin.mato at wanadoo.fr
Tue Aug 10 11:55:17 PDT 2004
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From: Martin MATO <martin.mato at wanadoo.fr>
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To: Roland Dittel <Roland.Dittel at web.de>
Subject: Re: ACPI autoload failed: no such file or directory
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Roland Dittel a écrit :
> Hi
>
>> well, i tried now some kload "modules.ko" NONE worked (no such
>> files or directory) kldload doesn't seems to find them
>> i checked the modules path; and i added - again-
>> module_path="/boot/kernel /boot/modules" in /boot/loader.conf
>
>
> I've got the same message since yesterday. You have to set the
> module_path to "/boot/kernel;/boot/modules" not "/boot/kernel
> /boot/modules"
>
>>
>> after reboot and the same ACPI autoload error message,
>> kldload doesn't find again none of the modules i tried to load (i
>> tried a lot of them)!
>> the module path in the sysctl variable is effectively set to
>> "/boot/kernel /boot/modules"
>>
>> with a
>> cp /boot/kernel/*.ko /boot/modules kldload find finally the modules
>> files; EXCEPT acpi.ko. i repeat I KNOW that acpi.ko can't be loaded
>> from userland, i 'm only seeing if kldload find the file(s) specified.
>>
>> well i think i have a big problem here... :°(
>>
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>
Ok, it 's work finally... all this things for a ";" :°(
one question (maybe stupid) why do not include the default path in
/boot/defaults/loader.conf ?
that would avoid surprises one day, in a morning compilation ;)
thanks for all , everyone .
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