Starting from release C22.08 itself, after work in dev task ABR-353071, the agent's installer switched to an alternative mechanisms of obtaining the kernel symbols it needs directly from the running kernel (via /proc/kallsyms), which enabled the installer to, in the general case, no longer need the presence of this extra -dbg package on Debian 11 and similar/related/derived Debian-based distributions running 5.10 or newer kernels. In older versions of the agent's installer (pre-C22.08), the installer could not find the required System.map- file matching the running kernel version string, because such file was not provided by the Debian Linux distribution's "normal" kernel-related packages, which required that the user manually install the extra package linux-image-dbg, i.e. The installer gets to the point where snapapi (and other kernel modules) need to be built, and it fails with errors such as:įailed to find kernel's System.map file required for modules build. The installer fails to build snapapi, although have you checked that you have the matching linux-image and linux-headers packages, corresponding to the version of your running kernel.
You are trying to install the Acronis agent on a Debian 11 machine with 5.10 (or, potentially, newer kernel). This may also apply to Debian 10 (and derivates based on it) which use backported 5.10 or newer kernels (taken from Debian 11). The below applies, in the form it is written in, to Debian 11 with kernel 5.10.x and newer, however the general considerations, mechanics, and approaches can apply to other versions of Debian 11 and its kernels, and to other Linux distributions as well (e.g.
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