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The eudev project launchesThe eudev project launchesPosted Dec 17, 2012 2:04 UTC (Mon) by gfa (subscriber, #53331)In reply to: The eudev project launches by Cyberax Parent article: The eudev project launches
> You still can do this. kmod doesn't prevent you from using modprobe to
> your heart's delight.
kinda it does,
0 io:~# modprobe -l
kmod replaced module-init-tools everywhere. anyway it is an 'issue' with kmod and not (e)udev
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The eudev project launches Posted Dec 17, 2012 2:11 UTC (Mon) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
WORKSFORME - on Ubuntu 12.10 and on the recent Debian. Perhaps you haven't installed module-init-tools?
The eudev project launches Posted Dec 17, 2012 2:27 UTC (Mon) by gfa (subscriber, #53331) [Link]
is getting off topic
> WORKSFORME - on Ubuntu 12.10 and on the recent Debian. Perhaps you
module-init-tools 9-2 transitional dummy package (module-init-tools to kmod)
debian wheezy, up to date. i don't have an ubuntu system to check. i will check asap
thanks
The eudev project launches Posted Dec 17, 2012 2:42 UTC (Mon) by apoelstra (subscriber, #75205) [Link]
> WORKSFORME - on Ubuntu 12.10 and on the recent Debian. Perhaps you haven't installed module-init-tools?
I've got module-init-tools installed on Beefy Miracle and 'modprobe -l' also doesn't work for me. I didn't realize until this thread that kmod was responsible for breaking it.
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