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HI,
I dunno whether the upgrade to kernel 2.6.8 made this error, but it seems that when i do modprobe sd_mod, i get that error.
Im using the ide kernel 2.6.8 stock kernel from pacman.
This seems to be hindering my hotplug for my mp3 player.
danke
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check to make sure that that module is not built in. if it is you cannot modprobe it and your problem lies somewhere else.
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Hi dammit.
As sarah31 suggests, you'll find that sd_mod is already built into the off-the-shelf Arch Linux 2.6.8 kernel. If you try, as root:
modprobe sd_mod
you'll get an error message (which is what happens when there's no module available to load):
FATAL: Module sd_mod not found.
If you look in:
/boot/kconfig26
you should find the line:
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_SD=y
and this means that the SD block devices have been compiled into the kernel (a 'm' value would indicate that this is compiled as a module).
You should only need to:
modprobe usb-storage
to get your external USB devices (e.g., a thumbdrive) to work properly. Note, however, that you won't see any /dev/sd* devices until you've plugged in your USB device (and it's powered up, if that's needed as well, such as is the case for cameras). You'll also need a mount point:
mkdir -p /mnt/usb
and then you should be able to:
mount /mnt/usb
Regards,
Win
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thanks Win. I knew that some scsi modules had been built into the kernel now but was not sure if this one was and i had no way to check at the time.
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thx all for reply, i just placed sd_mod under blacklist.
dammit
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funny: if you want to be still kernel24 compatible, this module must stay in MODULES - there are no MODULES24 and MODULES26, but in my eyes, this would be the solution --- for now, i get some FATAL's but that's not worrying me :-)
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