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#1 2009-01-21 14:01:38
- pogeymanz
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I broke something. Errors at bootup.
What log shows the boot messages?
When I boot and it gets to the [modules] part, it fails and says "no modules dock found" or something to that effect. What did I do?
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#2 2009-01-21 18:06:06
- tomk
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Re: I broke something. Errors at bootup.
You upgraded your kernel, and the dock module no longer exists in the 2.6.28 package - it is built into the kernel.
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#3 2009-01-21 18:07:01
- aglarond
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Re: I broke something. Errors at bootup.
More than likely you're calling the dock module in rc.conf.
Check and see if the MODULES line has dock listed in it. If it does, put an '!' in front of it, like !dock, and it won't try to load.
-mS
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#4 2009-01-21 18:30:36
- Ramses de Norre
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Re: I broke something. Errors at bootup.
More than likely you're calling the dock module in rc.conf.
Check and see if the MODULES line has dock listed in it. If it does, put an '!' in front of it, like !dock, and it won't try to load.
-mS
Or just remove it from the list 
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#5 2009-01-21 19:39:25
- pogeymanz
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Re: I broke something. Errors at bootup.
That's great news, because I just reinstalled and I was sure that I screwed something up.
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