On 11/17/2013 08:50 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote: > I recently had a hard disk failure on my CentOS-6.4 server. > I re-intalled CentOS on a second disk, and this is working fine. > > But I put together the old system - > most partitions on the old disk could still be read - > and made a working system. > But when I re-start this system > I get the above message many times. > > (Also I can only login in text mode, > and when I run startx I get the error > "Fatal server error: no screens found." > And ifconfig only gives the lo interface; > it does not show eth0 and eth1, > so I am unable to access the internet.) > > But how can one "sign" a module? > I googled for this, but all the suggestions > were about signing modules while compiling them. > > It seems odd too that the error message does not tell me > which module it is referring to. > But the error is repeated about as many times > as the number of modules listed by lsmod, > so I guess every module is wrongly signed. > > Any enlightenment on this subject gratefully received. my $0.02 worth - I suspect the code snippet that deals with signing is being called but possibly the keys used to verify the signed modules are missing. >