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#1 2011-08-08 14:40:40
- Dumbledore
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[SOLVED] Linux 3.0: Udev events failed to load
Hey Guys,
Nothing too alarming here. Just got this boot msg after upgrading to Kernel 3.0.
Loading udev events [FAIL]
I'm checking my modules right now to see if something's missing. Any idea on how I can find out what failed?
Thanks.
Last edited by Dumbledore (2011-08-08 17:42:16)
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#2 2011-08-08 15:22:20
- falconindy
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Re: [SOLVED] Linux 3.0: Udev events failed to load
Perhaps you should take a better look at what's actually failing rather than guessing (see /var/log/boot). You've combined two messages:
"Triggering UDev uevents" (from line 319 of /etc/rc.d/functions)
"Loading Modules" (from line 328 of /etc/rc.d/functions)
Either way, you probably have modules that don't exist in /etc/rc.conf listed in the MODULES array. Would be useful to see the contents of that array.
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#3 2011-08-08 17:41:38
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Re: [SOLVED] Linux 3.0: Udev events failed to load
Hey Falcon. Thanks for replying. Seems like we were both right. 
My first guess was also to look in the modules. Just didn't think of looking for the rc.conf MODULES array. But there it was. vboxdrv. A call to /etc/rc.d/vboxdrv setup and all's good. Marking solved.
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