Yup, I found the same thing for 2.0.35 when upgrading to glibc.
try replacing the kerneld.h file included with modutils with the
kerneld.h from your kernel source and see if that helps.
Martin
Ben Kosse wrote:
>
> While I have no concerns about this on one of my home machines, I'm finding
> myself very wary of upgrading another to 2.2.0pre kernels because of this
> problem. It seems that modutils 2.1.121 did something that keeps the modules
> from autoloading. I noticed this first when GPM failed to start and then I
> couldn't dial-up to my ISP because the serial port module hadn't loaded. I
> tried a complete kernel rebuild of 2.0.36 to no avail and decided to "give
> up" and go with 2.2.0pre and above.
>
> Anyway, just wondering if anyone else has noticed this glitch.
>
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