I haven't figured out what went wrong, must be a bug or my disk started to show its age. After couple of reboots and doing file system check everything went back to normal. The issue seems to be that half of modules went missing, Beats me!
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2 comments: (Track with co.mments)
How strange - if it showed up, though, I'd say probably just the hardware starting to show some age. But half of the modules missing? Yah, that is certainly very strange!
The .ko module files are there, but I guess modules.dep was corrupt and missing.
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