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hi,
i frequently use virtualbox, and i have just installed the 'nvidia-ck-corex' kernel and the 'linux-ck-headers'. in order to continue using virtualbox on the new kernel, i needed to compile 'vboxdrv, vboxnetadp, vboxnetflt, vboxpci' modules. compilation of these modules using 'vboxbuild' goes through successfully. however, while modprobing vboxdrv, i get the following error :
vboxdrv: version magic '3.1.4-1-ck SMP preempt mod_unload modversions 686 ' should be '3.1.4-1-ck SMP preempt mod_unload modversions CORE2 '.
is anyone else also seeing this issue ? for now, using a '-f' to ignore versioning information in modules seem to work just fine.
thanks
Last edited by signal11 (2011-12-05 15:17:20)
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... have just installed the 'nvidia-ck-corex' kernel and the 'linux-ck-headers'...
Is this accurate? Post the output of:
pacman -Qq | grep linux
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here is the output
fatcat ~ # pacman -Qq | grep linux
archlinux-themes-slim
linux
linux-api-headers
linux-ck-corex
linux-ck-headers
linux-docs
linux-firmware
linux-headers
linux-pae
linux-pae-headers
monaco-linux-font
util-linux
fatcat ~ #
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Though so... Your problem is likely related to the fact that you don't have matching Linux-ck/headers. If you used the corex kernel you also need to use the corex headers. Remove the ck headers and replace with the corex headers and see if a rebuild of the fox modules fixes your problem. Be sure to rmmod the existing ones first.
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i think you need the linux-ck-corex-headers package instead of linux-ck-headers!
'/etc/rc.d/vboxdrv setup' should work now (in my case, same kernel/headers, it does!)
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Though so... Your problem is likely related to the fact that you don't have matching Linux-ck/headers. If you used the corex kernel you also need to use the corex headers. Remove the ck headers and replace with the corex headers and see if a rebuild of the fox modules fixes your problem. Be sure to rmmod the existing ones first.
thank you ! i just removed the previous modules, and built new ones with the correct header. things now work as expected.
sorry for the noise
edit: how do i update the title of the post to say 'SOLVED' ? thanks !
Last edited by signal11 (2011-12-05 11:20:00)
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Editing the first post. That way you can change the thread's title
Best Testing Repo Warning: [testing] means it can eat you hamster, catch fire and you should keep it away from children. And I'm serious here, it's not an April 1st joke.
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... I don't understand how you were able to install a mismatched pair since they conflict with one another...
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... I don't understand how you were able to install a mismatched pair since they conflict with one another...
hmm, I just modprobed with a '-f' to disable all checking on versions
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