Description of problem: The mkinitrd script will only check the modules.conf file for needed modules. If this file has includes defined they WONT be checked. Also if a modprobe.d directory exists it WONT be checked Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): mkinitrd-4.2.1.6-1 How reproducible: use includes in the modprobe.conf or use modprobe.d Actual results: scsi_hostadapter entries in the included files or modprobe.d files aren't included in the created initrd. Expected results: That the listed modules are included in the new initrd
I want to implement this myself, but i need some info about the functionality and the expected behavior. like: check modprobe.d only when modprobe.conf doesn't exists or also when it exists, ...
(In reply to comment #1) > I want to implement this myself, but i need some info about the functionality > and the expected behavior. > like: check modprobe.d only when modprobe.conf doesn't exists or also when it > exists, ... this is the same as Fedora bz 457870, which it says was closed as of Fedora 11, so you can grab the mkinitrd out of a Fedora 11 distribution but i vote for backporting this from Fedora, pretty please i'll try adding a BZ for RHEL 5