If you're encountering issues loading the LVE (CloudLinux Virtual Environment) module with a debug kernel, there could be several potential reasons for this. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Verify Debug Kernel Compatibility:

   • Ensure that the LVE module you're trying to load is compatible with the specific debug kernel version you're using. It's possible that the module may not be designed to work with debug kernels.

2. Check for Dependencies:

   • Confirm that all necessary dependencies for the LVE module are installed and properly configured on your system. This includes kernel headers and any other required packages.

3. Recompile LVE Module:

   • If you have the source code for the LVE module, consider recompiling it specifically for the debug kernel. This may involve using different compiler options or configuring the module to work with the debug kernel.

4. Kernel Configuration:

   • Verify that the debug kernel has been properly configured, especially in terms of kernel options related to module loading and support. Some debug kernels may have specific configurations that differ from regular kernels.

5. Kernel Module Signing:

   • Debug kernels may have different module signing requirements. Check if the LVE module is signed, and if necessary, re-sign it with the appropriate keys for the debug kernel.

6. Check for Log Messages:

   • Review system logs (e.g., /var/log/messages, /var/log/syslog, etc.) for any error messages or additional information related to the failure to load the LVE module.

7. Contact CloudLinux Support:

   • If you're a CloudLinux customer, consider reaching out to CloudLinux support. They may have specific instructions or patches available for loading the LVE module with a debug kernel.

8. Try a Non-Debug Kernel:

   • As a temporary measure, try switching back to a non-debug kernel to see if the LVE module loads successfully. This can help determine if the issue is specific to the debug kernel.

9. Reinstall the LVE Module:

   • If the LVE module was previously installed, try reinstalling it to ensure that it's properly configured for the debug kernel.

10. Check for Known Issues:

    • Consult the CloudLinux community forums, knowledge base, or documentation for any known issues or solutions related to loading the LVE module with a debug kernel.

Always make sure to back up important data and configurations before making any significant changes to your system's kernel or modules. This will help you recover in case any changes lead to unexpected issues.