netgraph gone again 2.5.0?
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Upgrade seems to have broken net graph again and I cant pull it for some reason.
It stated on start up that ng_eft.ko was unsupported so I rm it out of the boot thinking I could just use tha package manager to install it but it says:
pkg: No packages available to install matching 'ng_etf-kmod' have been found in the repositories
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ripped netgraph from the 12.2 version of freebsd and I'm getting:
KLD ng_etf.ko: depends on kernel - not available or version mismatch
linker_load_file: /boot/kernel/ng_etf.ko - unsupported file type -
It's in the kernel on 2.5.0.
: kldstat -v | grep etf 557 ng_etf -
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What are you testing that on?
I see that module present in amd64, aarch64 and arm7.
Steve
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@siman said in netgraph gone again 2.5.0?:
it doesnt load at all
What doesn't load? There is nothing to load. It is built into the kernel, it's no longer a module.
Whatever needs ng_etf should just work without having to manually load it.
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I'm assuming it's pfatt?
But yeah it's in-kernel and has been for some time. What version did you upgrade from?
Steve
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I don’t seem to have any issues, also running pfatt on 21.02, which I assume it the same as 2.5.0 when talking about kernel modules. Maybe reinstall and restore from a backup.
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yeah 2.5.0 has borked pfatt I cant get any of it to work
amd64 from 2.4.5-p1 tried a reinstall of 2.5.0 no joy...
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Are you still unable to see ng_etf?
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@stephenw10 Yeah it was gone. I ripped ng_etf from a 12.1 freebsd install, loaded, and it works. I'm guessing its something with the update. Everything is working as it should well, in a correct state of broken the wpa-supplicant is using 100% CPU on one core. But its already reported as an issue.
Found it odd that a 12.2 rip of NG didn't work considering that's what it's built on.
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You shouldn't need to rip or load anything or copy modules at all.
ng_eth is in the kernel now and does not need to be manually loaded.
If you did load something by hand it probably caused a problem, not solved it.
