kernel/modules-closure.sh v2: fix the modules closure #69511
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Prior to this commit the modules closure could reference nonsensical pieces of data in to form of module parameters. These were treated as seperate modules. "modprobe --show-depends" outputs a line of the form "insmod module_name module_args", we are only interested in the module name, so we extract it with sed. Also fixes a bug in the original implementation where the check for missing modules did not work as indended (the exit status of modprobe was ignored due to a pipe).
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I kind of forgot about this one, although the bug still triggers. Can / should we get more testing for this? |
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closed in favour of #92081 |
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Prior to this commit the modules closure could reference nonsensical
pieces of data in to form of module parameters. These were treated
as seperate modules.
"modprobe --show-depends" outputs a line of the form
"insmod module_name module_args", we are only interested in the
module name, so we extract it with sed.
Also fixes a bug in the original implementation where the check for missing modules did not work as indended (the exit status of
modprobe was ignored due to a pipe).