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From: Terry Lambert <tlambert2@mindspring.com>
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suken woo wrote:
> after cvsup'd recent,the Linux emulator was disabled.rebuild it ,
> get the same error:
> Linux mode is not enabled.
> Loading linux kernel module now...
> kldload: can't load linux: No such file or directory

This is common in -current.  You either have to give an
absolute path to the module file, or it has to be in one of
the new path locations.  The loader has the same problem,
when you try to load a kernel installed in "/".

There is apparently a problem with the parsing of the path
elements, though I have not bothered to find out what it is.

I don't think "current directory" works, either; maybe it's
one of those over-zealous security things that keep happening.

To see your current path:

	sysctl kern.module_path

-- Terry

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