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Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #15 –
did you updated your kernel today?

are you sure, that linux-headers are really installed?

what say
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uname -r

Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #16 –
I've tried building the kernel module here, but weirdly, I only get retroracer's errors (same log, even) if I use pamac as the AUR helper.

Yay and makepkg work fine.

@retroracer, does a manual build process for the package work?

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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/zenpower-dkms.git
cd zenpower-dkms
makepkg -fsi

Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #17 –
Quote from: capezotte – on
I've tried building the kernel module here, but weirdly, I only get retroracer's errors (same log, even) if I use pamac as the AUR helper.

Yay and makepkg work fine.

@retroracer, does a manual build process for the package work?

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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/zenpower-dkms.git
cd zenpower-dkms
makepkg -fsi
maybe pamac's bug??

Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #18 –
@retroracer maybe you can install another AUR helper ..

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pacman -S trizen
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trizen -S zenpower-dkms
for checking, if this way works....

Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #19 –
Quote from: capezotte – on
I've tried building the kernel module here, but weirdly, I only get retroracer's errors (same log, even) if I use pamac as the AUR helper.

Yay and makepkg work fine.

@retroracer, does a manual build process for the package work?

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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/zenpower-dkms.git
cd zenpower-dkms
makepkg -fsi


this worked....thank you guys so much

Re: Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #20 –
So that was a bug in Pamac.I second @alium's recommendation of using a more "classic" AUR helper (like yay or trizen) that is made to work on Arch/Artix. They do the same thing, and likely won't have bugs like these since they only wrap pacman (rather than trying to replace it).

Re: [SOLVED]Modprobe Issue : Module Not Found

Reply #21 –
Quote from: capezotte – on
So that was a bug in Pamac.I second @alium's recommendation of using a more "classic" AUR helper (like yay or trizen) that is made to work on Arch/Artix. They do the same thing, and likely won't have bugs like these since they only wrap pacman (rather than trying to replace it).

ya I had yay installed already so I could get GreenWithEnvy, but I'll go ahead and install trizen as well. Pamac having the GUI is super helpful as a beginner (and that was the first issue I had with it), but if its going to keep having issues its ease of use becomes moot lol.