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Fuse/ifuse not working

I installed ifuse and  tried to start  it using "modprobe fuse" but I get the error

modprobe: FATAL: Module fuse not found in directory /lib/modules/5.16.8-artix1-2

I looked around and I could not find any solutions. My kernel  version is 5.17.4-artix1-1.  Is the only  solution to downgrade the kernel to 5.16.8-artix1-2?

Re: Fuse/ifuse not working

Reply #2 –
Quote from: BloodAndSoil – on
Is the only  solution to downgrade the kernel to 5.16.8-artix1-2?
You could compile your own kernel. It takes around an hour to two hours once you have configured it, but then you have a kernel that fits your machine.

Fun fact: This was considered the first thing to do after installation in the old days, when Internet wasn't available or fast as today, and installation was done from CD-ROM.

Re: Fuse/ifuse not working

Reply #4 –
Quote from: tintin – on
Try linux-zen and linux-zen-headers

I did this and modprobe ifuse worked but upon reboot, the new kernel would disable my internet. So I had to revert to the previous kernel.

A  new issue arose: libimobiledevice no longer identifies  my phone even though dmesg indicates that the  phone  connects.

I  now have to figure  that   part   out.
 

Re: Fuse/ifuse not working

Reply #5 –
Quote from: BloodAndSoil – on
I  now have to figure  that   part   out.
And what happens with :
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sudo pacman -Sy linux-lts linux-lts-headers
In easy fixes, that's all I see.

Experts may be able to tell you more.
Moreover above, strajder suggested to you: "You could compile your own kernel. ".