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error message - hm2k - 2004-02-25
when I read dmesg, the only line that returns anything to do with: error, fail, crash, die, exit, quit, abort, etc is this:
kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k scsi_hostadapter, errno = 2
Does anyone know what this means, and if at all it would affect the way my box runs?
Thanks.
error message - anyweb - 2004-02-26
that looks like its trying to load a scsi driver,
so as long as you don't have any scsi devices, you should be ok
you can tell if your hard discs are scsi by typing
fdisk -l
as root
if your hard disc is reported as
hda1
then it is IDE
if it is reported as
sda1
then it is SCSI
cheers
anyweb