I remember encountering this too.
[1] Ensure that the file system and kernel both use the same ABI.
[2] Copy the new modules over from your kernel build modules directory
onto your SBC
[3] Copy System.map from the kernel build directory to your SBC
[4] Run "depmod -a System.map" on your SBC
I think that worked. I remember wasting a lot of time rebuilding depmod
and its dependencies from source using the same toolchain as the kernel,
but eventually I just went with a 2.6 kernel and it was no longer a problem.
Don
On 4/27/2011 1:36 PM, koehnp wrote:
I'm currently having the same problem with depmod. I have a 7200
running Debian Sarge, I've made changes to /etc/modutils/aliases, I
then type update-modules, and it segfaults with depmod as the culprit.
Is this a known problem with this distribution?
Patrick
--- In <ts-7000%40yahoogroups.com>,
Petr Ledvina <> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am using sdimage-new.dd from embeddedarm on TS7400. When i try to
> run depmod, it segfaults (in strdup according to gdb). When i
> recompile depmod from debian sources, everything seems to work
> fine(except unresolved symbols).
> Can anyone try this? Am I doing something wrong?
> depmod md5 checmsum: 37bfefd145e74fca06d62b12b8cddeb2 /sbin/depmod
>
> Petr
>
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