Brett Charbeneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Special thanks to Eric Sisler who, yet again, saved my bacon.
> As it turns out, initrd was indeed looking for /etc/conf.modules
>rather than /etc/modules.conf - once I made a symbolic link from the
>latter to the former, re-ran mkinitrd and lilo, everything worked!
> Nutty.
> Gold star for Eric!
You're welcome!
Don't know why your particular version of mkinitrd isn't looking for either
file. The conf.modules file is circa the 5.x series and modules.conf
appeared around 6.0, I think. Perhaps your version of mkinitrd needs to be
updated?
-Eric
Eric Sisler
Library Computer Technician
Westminster Public Library
Westminster, CO, USA
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