Problem genrerating module autoloading commands
Hi,
I'm having trouble generating the module auto-loading instructions in /etc for one of my modules. I have already many modules that all work fine, but for some reason this one does not get listed in /etc/modules nor /etc/modules-load.d.
The only thing that distinguishes this module from the other ones is that it has the same name has the MACHINE and layer. So basically I have something like:
build/conf/local.conf:
MACHINE = foo
poky/meta-foo/conf/machine/foo.conf:module_autoload_foo = "foo"
The module gets built correctly and is included in the images. Running 'modprobe foo' works as intended on the target hardware.
Did I fall in some edge case?
Regards,
Marc
Quoted 14 lines · Marc Ferland
Hi,
I'm having trouble generating the module auto-loading instructions in /etc for one of my modules. I have already many modules that all work fine, but for some reason this one does not get listed in
/etc/modulesnor/etc/modules-load.d.The only thing that distinguishes this module from the other ones is that it has the same name has the MACHINE and layer. So basically I have something like:
build/conf/local.conf:
MACHINE = foo
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poky/meta-foo/conf/machine/foo.conf:module_autoload_foo= "foo"The module gets built correctly and is included in the images. Running 'modprobe foo' works as intended on the target hardware.
Did I fall in some edge case?
Does foo have any '-' or '_'?
If yes then foo needs to match module name, not name of kernel module package (where we always have '-').
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Regards,
Marc
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Quoted 17 lines · Marc Ferland
Hi,
I'm having trouble generating the module auto-loading instructions in /etc for one of my modules. I have already many modules that all work fine, but for some reason this one does not get listed in
/etc/modulesnor/etc/modules-load.d.The only thing that distinguishes this module from the other ones is that it has the same name has the MACHINE and layer. So basically I have something like:
build/conf/local.conf:
MACHINE = foo
poky/meta-foo/conf/machine/foo.conf:module_autoload_foo= "foo"
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The module gets built correctly and is included in the images. Running 'modprobe foo' works as intended on the target hardware.
Did I fall in some edge case?
Does foo have any '-' or '_'?
No. Just lower case letters.
Marc
Quoted 22 lines · On Thursday 18 October 2012 11:29:58 Marc Ferland wrote:
Quoted 21 lines · Martin Jansa
Quoted 20 lines · Marc Ferland
Hi,
I'm having trouble generating the module auto-loading instructions in /etc for one of my modules. I have already many modules that all work fine, but for some reason this one does not get listed in
/etc/modulesnor/etc/modules-load.d.The only thing that distinguishes this module from the other ones is that it has the same name has the MACHINE and layer. So basically I have something like:
build/conf/local.conf:
MACHINE = foo
poky/meta-foo/conf/machine/foo.conf:module_autoload_foo= "foo"The module gets built correctly and is included in the images. Running 'modprobe foo' works as intended on the target hardware.
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Did I fall in some edge case?
Does foo have any '-' or '_'?
No. Just lower case letters.
Marc
I suspect this is falling foul of OVERRIDES since it matches ${MACHINE} which is in OVERRIDES. What the workaround would be for this I'm not sure.
Cheers,
Paul
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Paul Eggleton Intel Open Source Technology Centre