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| Just installed Gentoo with kernel 2.6.1-gentoo-r1 and I'm getting an error loading the modules. QM_MODULES: Function not implemented A search on Google said the modules tools had to be updated for a different distro. During the install I kept seeing a message that everything was up to date or something like that. I really have no idea of what I'm doing, but I was at least able to boot into Gentoo so I consider that a good start. Any clue as to what is wrong would be greatly appreciated. |
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| On 2004-01-14, Michael R. <homerg@jneweb.com> wrote: > Just installed Gentoo with kernel 2.6.1-gentoo-r1 and I'm getting an > error loading the modules. > > QM_MODULES: Function not implemented > > A search on Google said the modules tools had to be updated for a > different distro. During the install I kept seeing a message that > everything was up to date or something like that. I really have no idea > of what I'm doing, but I was at least able to boot into Gentoo so I > consider that a good start. Any clue as to what is wrong would be > greatly appreciated. > You're using a 2.6 kernel and need module-init-tools. emerge module-init-tools and you should be good to go. -- Jon Portnoy avenj/irc.freenode.net #gentoo, irc.oftc.net #cola Opinions expressed are my own, not those of Gentoo Linux or any other entity I am associated with unless stated otherwise. |
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| Jon Portnoy wrote: > On 2004-01-14, Michael R. <homerg@jneweb.com> wrote: >> Just installed Gentoo with kernel 2.6.1-gentoo-r1 and I'm getting an >> error loading the modules. >> >> QM_MODULES: Function not implemented >> >> A search on Google said the modules tools had to be updated for a >> different distro. During the install I kept seeing a message that >> everything was up to date or something like that. I really have no idea >> of what I'm doing, but I was at least able to boot into Gentoo so I >> consider that a good start. Any clue as to what is wrong would be >> greatly appreciated. >> > > You're using a 2.6 kernel and need module-init-tools. > > emerge module-init-tools and you should be good to go. > Had the same problem. Did a emerge -C modutils and emerge module-init-tools to solve the problem. the machine I had to reinstall weeks before did not suffer from this problem so I gess modutils was updated over module-init-tools. |