> You are talking about two different files here system.map and modules-info. I
> don't know which one you are really missing or if you are missing both. But,
> here's what to do for each file.
>
> Since you have recompiled the kernel a new system.map.version should have been
> created in your source directory /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES. Copy the file to
> your /boot directory and correct the system.map sym link to point to the
> /boot/system.map.version file.
>
> With regard to modules-info, you should run the command "make dep clean
> install modules modules_install" when compiling the kernel. This will create
> the modules-info-version file and should install it in /boot. If it does not
> install it. simply copy the file from your /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES directory
> and update the modules-info sym link to point to this new version of the
> file.
What exactly is modules-info? I infer by the naming that it's something specific to Redhat, and also something fairly recent, as I didn't have it when I was running RH 6.x. Is it so that some RH tool has access to module info for the current kernel, or did RH hack that into their version of the kernel source?
Levi
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