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regarding pitfal: no mention of /etc/modules
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Package: installation-guide-i386
Severity: important
There is no mention of updating /etc/modules. Without a network driver,
or something else equally critical, you may find your remote dedicated
box happily running while noone can ssh into it.
Slight overkill:
# awk '{print $1}' < /proc/modules >> /etc/modules
I don't have the $$$ to pay for a remote admin work :) enjoy.
Thanks,
Scott Edwards
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 00:22:33 -0000 "peter green" <plugw...@p10link.net> wrote:
>
> > There is no mention of updating /etc/modules. Without a network driver,
> > or something else equally critical, you may find your remote dedicated
> > box happily running while noone can ssh into it.
> afaict nowadays /etc/modules isn't really nessacery anymore and can
> even cause upgrade problems. If udev detected a device during
> installation and loaded the module it should also detect it in the
> running system.
Indeed, there is nothing to document here.
Ben.
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