Comment 37 for bug 246269

Did no one look at the Gentoo bug report?
http://bugs.gentoo.org/196848

I think Harvey is right, v86d must be built against klibc. Having said that, while I get the -22 error when trying to manually load uvesafb from the initramfs (by adding break=modules to the kernel command line), if I then fully boot up, rmmod uvesafb and then modprobe uvesafb, it works. v86d is definitely present on the initramfs so I don't know why this is.