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[SOLVED] BUG - Missing loop.ko module in today's kernel

I  updated last night and the system was fine.  I updated to today's kernel/module release, and loop.ko is not in /lib/modules.  I'm unable to create loopback devices.
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Re: BUG - Missing loop.ko module in today's kernel

Reply #1
Are you sure? I did a "modprobe loop" just fine on the latest kernel. It shows up in lsmod as expected.

Re: BUG - Missing loop.ko module in today's kernel

Reply #2
Did you rebooted after upgrade? Try reinstall again.

 

Re: BUG - Missing loop.ko module in today's kernel

Reply #3
Apologies.  It's working tonight.  Please mark as operator error.
Root cause = ISO mounted during upgrade.
Then I forgot Arch puts modules in /usr/lib and /lib is a symlink, so 'find /lib' without -follow returned nothing.
Too much embedded linux + Ubuntu + RHEL @ work.
Linux is fun!  Artix + MX + Puppy + Tinycore + Mint @ home; embedded + Ubuntu + RHEL @ work.
Artix rolling no-systemd + XFCE ISO (thank you!) + MX tweaks + goodies = Heaven!