#failed load kernel modules

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pale pasture
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kernel: linux-lts
kernel headers: now linux-lts-headers, before linux-headers

i installed virtualbox with this strange kernel/headers mix, it didn't work so i checked the headers, removed the newest and installed the lts one.

after that i got this error message on boot about kernel modules

plucky cobalt
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have you used mkinitcpio -P linux-lts

pale pasture
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yes

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i also manually removed and rebuilt/reinstalled the dkms module

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Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo systemd[1]: Starting Rule-based Manager for Device Events and Files...
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: BPF:[110040] ENUM perf_event_task_context 
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: BPF:size=4 vlen=4
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: BPF: 
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: BPF:Invalid btf_info kind_flag
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: BPF:
Aug 24 20:39:50 leonardo kernel: failed to validate module [vboxdrv] BTF: -22
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here is the part of the journalctl -b that contains data about the vboxdrv module

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