Is "generic" your local version or arbitrary version signature?
I had the same issue so I wanted to see what a standard kernel's modules.order looked like
du@crustacean:/mnt/tmp/linux$ find -name modules.order ./debian/linux-image-2.6.35-22-lowpower/lib/modules/2.6.35-22-lowpowercrevice/modules.order
'lowpower' was the arbitrary version sig and 'crevice' was the local version, however, none of the scripts seemed to be including 'crevice' so it failed.
I hope that this helps you!
Is "generic" your local version or arbitrary version signature?
I had the same issue so I wanted to see what a standard kernel's modules.order looked like
du@crustacean: /mnt/tmp/ linux$ find -name modules.order linux-image- 2.6.35- 22-lowpower/ lib/modules/ 2.6.35- 22-lowpowercrev ice/modules. order
./debian/
'lowpower' was the arbitrary version sig and 'crevice' was the local version, however, none of the scripts seemed to be including 'crevice' so it failed.
I hope that this helps you!