Numerous modprobe messages appear in /var/log/messages during I/O stress. There are hundreds of these messages being filled in the log: Sep 8 04:02:43 jkopp93 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module block-major-22 Sep 8 04:02:43 jkopp93 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module block-major-33 Server: one 2.0 Gallatin processor ROM Date: 8/30/02 Memory: 8 GB OS Version: Red Hat 8.0 re0823 + -14 kernel Health driver: 3.2.0-5 CIM Agents: 6.0 pass 4 After beginning I/O stress, these messages begin appearing in /var/log/messages. Attached is a copy of the log. What are these messages? ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard Attachment: <a href="?module=download&fid=976">modprobe.out</a> ---------- Action by: arjanv something is trying to open ide nodes in /dev it appears ---------- Action by: james Category set to: Kernel Status set to: Waiting on Client Issue assigned to: james ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard What are you waiting on me for? Status set to: Waiting on Tech ---------- Action by: james What is trying to open ide nodes in /dev? Please include a full list of hardware. Status set to: Waiting on Client ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard I would like this issue moved to 8.1 to be fixed. Status set to: Waiting on Tech ---------- Action by: ltroan Brian, we need a list of the hardware on the box. Please run lspci -vv and lsmod and append output here. ltroan assigned to issue for HP-ProLiant. Category set to: Kernel::Modules Status set to: Waiting on Client (Long Term) ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard File uploaded: lsmod.out ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard File uploaded: lspci.out ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard File uploaded: modprobe.out ---------- Action by: Bryan.Leopard Status set to: Waiting on Tech (Long Term)
Created attachment 88825 [details] lsmod.out
Created attachment 88826 [details] lspci.out
if this can be reproduced without binary only modules loaded, feel free to reopen this bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 78616 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.