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Kernel-headers packages to use with crouton
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change-kernel-flags reports the following errors #66

Closed MatthiasLiszt closed 7 years ago

MatthiasLiszt commented 7 years ago

sudo sh ~/Downloads/change-kernel-flags [sudo] password for mahagugu: /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: 1: /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: rootdev: not found /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: 1: /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: cgpt: not found /tmp/change-kernel-flags.sgq. /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: 246: /home/mahagugu/Downloads/change-kernel-flags: /usr/share/vboot/bin/make_dev_ssd.sh: not found make_dev_ssd.sh --save_config Failed

divx118 commented 7 years ago

@MatthiasLiszt Did you execute it in the crosh shell? The script is not meant to be executed inside a chroot.

MatthiasLiszt commented 7 years ago

Sorry , but I exactly did that. I run it again just now and it told me the following. (suppose that is what it should do )

/tmp/change-kernel-flags.sXK.2 Saving Kernel A config to /tmp/change-kernel-flags.sXK.2 (Kernels have not been resigned.) "lsm.module_locking=0" is already added to the kernel cmdline. "disablevmx=off" is already added to the kernel cmdline.

"lsm.module_locking=0 disablevmx=off" are already added to the kernel cmdline. If you wish to revert the original kernel, run "change-kernel-flags -r" which will give you the option to copy back the original kernel from an earlier created backup.

divx118 commented 7 years ago

@MatthiasLiszt Yes, that is correct. You should be able to insmod external modules now. Closing this issue as it seems resolved. The error message above in your first post is from running it inside a chroot, because looking at the path /home/mahagugu/Downloads and not what it should have been /home/chronos/user/Downloads.