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Over the past few days, some of our readers have reported that they have stumbled upon a VMware kernel with undefined module licenses.
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VMware Module Warning
vmmon: An “unspecified” course license breaks the kernel. What should I do about it?
is displayed on almost every system boot, although VMware Engine is fine.
insmod> / dev / null 2> & 1 doesn’t help. It looks like this is a kernel-generated message sent to STDERR until syslog starts up.
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vmmon: Corrupted “unspecified” module license core. What can I do about it? Each time the system is loadedThemes are displayed as
, although the VMware kernel is working correctly.
I understand that the kernel is often “corrupted” because modules are not licensed under the
GPL. The question in genre is this: I come up with a message that disappears during redirection> / dev / null 2> & 1 create not help ..
Syslog starts before starting VMware. In fact, when VMware is manually moved (not at startup), these messages go to the * not * console syslog.
—– Original post —–
From: Frank Elsner
To: For Fedora Core Release users
Topic: Re: VMware Module Warning
Date: Thursday 16 December 2005 5:25 pm
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vmmon: The “undefined” module certificate colors the kernel. What can I do about it? This indicates that every system starts up even if the VMware kernel is running flawlessly.
I understand that the kernel is “corrupted” because the user modules have chosen the wrong license, such as the GPL. The question is: can I make the
message disappear if redirects> / dev / null 2> & 1 don’t help?
Syslog was started before vmware was started. In fact, when vmware is started manually
(not at startup), these texts are sent to the syslog and not * to your console.
—– Original post —–
From: Frank Elsner
To: Fedora Core users:
Topic: VMware Module Warning
Date: Thursday, December 15, 2005 5:25 PM
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vmmon: The ‘unspecified’ module license corrupts the kernel. What can I do about it? It is displayed every time the system starts, although the VMware
engine works flawlessly.
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vmmon: The license for the ‘unspecified’ module corrupts the kernel. What should I do with what?
is displayed every time the system boots, although the VMware Engine is working correctly.
insmod> / dev / null 2> & 1 doesn’t necessarily help. It looks like this is a kernel generated message that will sooner or later be written to STDERR before the syslog is started.
It’s just a matter of information when loading a module for which we shouldn’t have a source.
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“If you run into this kernel andreport a bug, try
and reproduce without loading the module. ”
vmmon: “undefined” module license forges the kernel. What can I do with what expert status?
is displayed every time the system boots, although the VMware kernel is working correctly.
insmod> / dev / null 2> & 1 never helps. It looks like this message is generated by the kernel and is written to STDERR until syslog starts up.
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shows every system that starts up, even if the VMware kernel is running flawlessly.
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vmmon: License for an “undefined” module corrupts the kernel. What can I do about it? It shows every boot of the system even though the VMware website is working correctly.
insmod> / dev / null 2> & 1 doesn’t make things easy. It looks like this is a kernel generated message that is written to STDERR before syslog is started.
This is an easily informative thing that happens when loading a
module for which we currently don’t have a source.
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and reproduce without loading our module. ”
Behoben: So Beheben Sie, Dass Die Modullizenz Den VMware-Kernel Beschädigt.
Corrigido: Como Consertar A Licença Do Módulo Que Corrompe O Kernel Do VMware.
수정됨: VMware 커널을 손상시키는 모듈 라이센스를 수정하는 방법.
Résolu : Comment Réparer La Licence Du Module Corrompant Le Noyau VMware.
Fixat: Hur Man Fixar Modullicens Som Korrumperar VMware-kärnan.
Opgelost: Modulelicentie Repareren Die De VMware-kernel Corrumpeert.
Risolto: Come Riparare La Licenza Del Modulo Che Danneggia Il Kernel VMware.
Naprawiono: Jak Naprawić Licencję Modułu Uszkadzającą Jądro VMware.
Исправлено: как исправить лицензию модуля, повреждающую ядро VMware.