Prompt modprobe error solution during Ubuntu10.10 boot

After Ubuntu 10.10 is installed, we are very satisfied with the Fast startup of Ubuntu. Soon afterwards, I found that I don't know when the following error message will be displayed before the GUI appears during the boot: modprobe: FATAL: couldnotload/lib/modules/2.6.35-22-generic-pae/modules. dep: Nosuchfileordirectory does not affect any function.

After Ubuntu 10.10 is installed, we are very satisfied with the Fast startup of Ubuntu.

However, I soon discovered that the following error message will be displayed before the GUI appears during the boot:

Modprobe: FATAL: cocould not load/lib/modules/2.6.35-22-generic-pae/modules. dep: No such file or directory
However, it does not affect the use of any function, but it is uncomfortable.

The error persists even though the kernel is upgraded to 2.6.35-23. It seems that it is not a kernel issue, but may be a configuration issue.

As a result, most of the solutions are about a temporary method to block this error in the Russian Ubuntu Forum:

I have found a workaround that fixes the issue for me. I 've edited the file/etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs. conf and I 've changed the line MODULES = most to MODULES = dep. then, I 've reinstalled initramfs-tools and the error messages have disappeared
Some domestic Ubuntu forums share the following details:

Sudo gedit/etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs. conf (we recommend that you back up this file first)
Change MODULES = most to MODULES = dep.
Then echo FRAMEBUFFER = y | sudo tee/etc/initramfs-tools/conf. d/splash
Last sudo update-initramfs-u
After my experiments, the first step is unnecessary.

I just made the second step:

1. $ echo FRAMEBUFFER = y | sudo tee/etc/initramfs-tools/conf. d/splash
2. $ sudo update-initramfs-u

The above command indicates that the frame cache (graphic interface) is enabled during the boot, so that the error information originally displayed on the text interface is not displayed. Of course, this is not an essential solution-it's just not annoying.

In addition, after this modification, I feel that the boot speed is slightly reduced. On my machine, the boot should be highlighted with five red dots to enter, but now it needs to be highlighted twice (10 red points ). I don't know if it takes a long time to get into the graphic interface in advance.

The above experience is for your reference. If you have any fundamental solutions, please advise.