RE: [rtl] Problem running rtlinux start/stop after installation

["Basham, Richard R" <Richard.Basham@PSS.Boeing.com>]

I believe that the path that is specified in the scripts is a relative path.  That is when you are running make install you are in a certain directory when the script is run. Therefore the path as specified in the script finds the modules.  

Another problem that might cause this would be if your $PATH does not point to /sbin where the insmod function resides.  I don't set my $PATH because I don't want any typos being interpreted as commands while logged in as root.  Therefore, I just specify /sbin/insmod in my scripts in install modules.

I hope this helps,

Rich

-----Original Message-----
From: Tonia Adkins [mailto:tonia_adkins@wintec-inc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 12:08 AM
To: rtl@rtlinux.org
Subject: [rtl] Problem running rtlinux start/stop after installation


kernel 2.2.18, RTL 3.0

I am having a problem running 'usr/rtlinux/bin/rtlinux start' (and stop).
After running 'make install', I am
able to execute the cmds successfully.  After a reboot of the machine, I get
the following error message:

Can't locate module rtl_time
    Scheme: (-) not loaded, (+) loaded
      (-) start
      (-) mbuff
      (-) psc
      (-) rtl_fifo
      (-) rtl
      (-) rtl_posixio
      (-) rtl_sched
      (-) rtl_time

If I rerun 'make install', I can then load the modules.  Once the machine is
restarted, the modules will not load.
Any ideas?  (Never rebooting machine doesn't count as an idea!)

-Tonia
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