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depmod cleanup #374

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@anbe42 anbe42 commented Dec 6, 2023

there are more hardcoded /lib/modules elsewhere, I haven't touch them

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I need to think a bit more about the modules.dep checking ... IIRC there were some corner-cases where it might backfire.

The install_tree part is spot on, thank you. Fwiw I'm inclined to do a sweep soon (tm) adding a please-use-usr-lib-modules toggle, similar to the latest kmod release. Thus distros (Arch at least) don't manually patch the location.

i.e. only linux headers but no corresponding linux image is installed
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Even though I cannot see any problems with this, my gut feeling is keeps nagging me.

Nevertheless, let's land this - no point in delaying it any further.

Thanks for your help and sorry for the delay o/

@evelikov evelikov merged commit 797fbab into dell:master Feb 8, 2024
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@anbe42 anbe42 deleted the depmod branch March 25, 2024 10:54
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