On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 02:57:02PM +0200, Zenon Panoussis wrote:
> > Now when I want to mount a Ceph filesystem with
> > mount -t ceph 10.1.9.46:/ /mnt/ceph
> > I got following error:
> > "mount.ceph: modprobe failed, exit status 127"
>
> Since ceph and libceph are already in the kernel, it seems logical that loading
> them would fail; after all, there are no modules to be loaded. Then again, it
> doesn't make sense that mount tries to load them anyway and fails.
If modprobe didn't find the module, he'd be getting exit status 1.
If ceph was built-in to the kernel, modprobe would see that and claim
success.
Exit status 127 means the command was not found; for some reason, the
executable "modprobe" is not in PATH when mount.ceph is run.
Are you perhaps trying to mount as non-root? That's not going to work.
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