Hello, I am occasionally seeing the following entries in /var/log/messages on my RedHat beta system, (version 2.2.19-0.06vrdr #1 SMP Sat Apr 21 11:17:25 EDT 2001): May 15 17:20:03 highwire-ibm modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module binfmt-4c46 May 15 17:20:44 highwire-ibm last message repeated 2 times May 15 17:24:13 highwire-ibm last message repeated 8 times May 15 17:25:21 highwire-ibm last message repeated 2 times May 15 17:28:30 highwire-ibm last message repeated 4 times May 15 17:30:29 highwire-ibm last message repeated 4 times May 15 17:35:27 highwire-ibm last message repeated 6 times May 15 17:37:31 highwire-ibm last message repeated 2 times May 15 17:38:39 highwire-ibm last message repeated 2 times May 15 17:40:34 highwire-ibm last message repeated 4 times May 15 17:42:33 highwire-ibm last message repeated 8 times May 15 17:44:14 highwire-ibm last message repeated 4 times May 15 17:45:25 highwire-ibm last message repeated 2 times May 15 17:46:40 highwire-ibm last message repeated 10 times May 15 17:46:40 highwire-ibm modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module binfmt-4c46 I'm guessing that's what happening here is that there's been a call to execute a particular binary, and the type of the binary is not recognized, so some kernel module (exec maybe?) requests a load of a module that can handle that format. 4C46 however is the last 2 letters of ELF, so perhaps there's a corrupted module somewhere. My question is, has anyone else seen something like this, and is there a way to find out what the binary is whose format is unrecognized, since there are no messages that indicate that in the log? Mike Durket
