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Re: vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

 
Thomas Greig
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vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

In my syslog-file I get alot of messages saying:
May 8 11:01:42 aviemore vmunix: WARNING: modpath: DLKM is not initialized
May 8 11:01:42 aviemore vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

When installing patches from hp-ux, the system will not come up and I have to go back to the previous kernel version.

First I thought it could be a disk-problem,
system: hp-ux 11i
Visualize C3600

in STM I got 200 errors on the disk.
Disks: SEAGATEST318408LW (attatched is raw logfile from stm)

All external devices has been disconnected from the system now.

best regards
Thomas Greig
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Marco A.
Esteemed Contributor

Re: vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

Normally this error indicates that the current version of the kernel does not match the current version of the symbol table symtab in /stand/dlkm.

This can be verified with the following command:

echo mod_initialized/D | adb -k /stand/vmunix /dev/mem

You can resolve this issue by using the following procedure:

1. cd /stand/build

2. /usr/lbin/sysadm/system_prep -s system

3. mk_kernel -s system

4. kmupdate /stand/build/vmunix_test

5. shutdown -r 0

Note: Do not use reboot.


Hope this helps,

Marco
Just unplug and plug in again ....
Marco A.
Esteemed Contributor

Re: vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

well, actually first try to check your patches ..:

#swlist -l fileset -a state

Is everything is ok, then you need to re-build your kernel ...

Best regards,

Marco
Just unplug and plug in again ....
Thomas Greig
Regular Advisor

Re: vmunix: WARNING: modadm: DLKM is not initialized

Thank you for your prompt answers.
unfortunately the system will not boot when a new kernel is generated.

I have already tried the "kmupdate" and rebooted the system with the new kernel. This results in a hang and that I have to replace the new kernel with the previous one.

Its tempting to reinstall the system but I was hoping there would be another alternative.

The "#swlist -l fileset -a state" gave all "configured" in reply.

Thomas