You would be much better off figuring out ways to replace /etc/rc.local than to perpetuate it. In most cases I've seen, there are already existing constructs to take the place of what people are doing with this file (udev rules, tmpfiles.d, modules-load.d).
falconindy
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2012-08-27T16:51:35Z
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/30134
falconindy
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2012-08-16T03:37:07Z
Then look at the journal for errors... You'll need to look at messages for the PID that systemd-load-modules ran as. Messages will not show up for the service. 'systemctl status' shows you the pid, and then you can run 'journalctl -b _PID=$pid'
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2013-01-28T13:50:50Z
None of those are errors.
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2012-11-04T00:10:17Z
Sounds like it loads, and then something (bumblebee) unloads it. You can check dmesg for signs of it being loaded.
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2013-02-05T14:08:34Z
No, I haven't. Perhaps someone else already has.
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2012-12-14T00:32:50Z
Please post /etc/modules-load.d/r8169.confLooking at the code that generates this error, I can't possibly see how this could ever happen...
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2012-10-21T01:59:31Z
Please don't do this. Just include both.
falconindy
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2012-10-13T14:26:08Z
Escape the backslash itself -- \\n, rather than escaping the n.
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2012-09-03T03:57:24Z
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