The error it gives is "modprobe Cant locate char-major-200 module"

char-200-major is associated with all the devices under >directory /dev/vx

What I understand is the directories in which MODEPROBE is trying to locate the required module do not have char-major-200 module.

You will have to copy (char-major-200 module) in one of those directories.

Modprobe is "SOMETHING" which resolves interdepencies. Eg. If you want to load Module A which in turn depends on Module B. Then in order to load Module A what is required is to load Module B first. By using MODPROBE you could load Module A directly and the interdepency is resolved by MODEPROBE.

Regards, Hemendra Jain

On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 BIJU KRISHNAN wrote :

Dear Linuxers,

I get an error when I run #vxconfigd -x9

-x9 makes the app to log its error into /var/log/messages....!

The error it gives is "modprobe Cant locate char-major-200 module"

char-200-major is associated with all the devices under directory /dev/vx

Any help would be appreciated....! bye rgds biju

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