On ubuntu 22.04 the kmod module is not correctly loaded at boot by default

[Nottt]

In a clean ubuntu 22.04 install i followed install instructions with a 6.8 hwe kernel.

After rebooting and trying zfs --version I get a message zfs_version_kernel() failed; No such file or directory

I can fix this with modprobe -r zfs and then modprobe zfs.

But after rebooting again the issue persists. I fixed it by adding zfs to /etc/modules.

Is this expected ? or should be there a better way to fix this?

[stgraber]

Not expected. We actively test on 24.04 and haven't seen any issue loading it up on boot.

Is that still a problem?

[Nottt]

Yes, still happening

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[stgraber]

That's interesting because I just checked and I have a bunch of production servers using this package on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Though on those systems I'm also using https://github.com/zabbly/linux on the kernel side, so not sure if that's what's fixing this.