That's good for perfect modules. What about modules that need forcing,
I mean 'insmod -f <module>'. My module has a kernel mismatch,
and I have to force insmod it. I think it is not possible with
/etc/modules.
Once upon a time, Kevin Easton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> found a keyboard. And typed:
>
>Hi,
>
> Just stick the name of the module you want to load at boot time in
>/etc/modules.
>
> - Kevin.
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>Subject: boot up commands
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>> I want a insmod command to beperformed during booting. In which file
>should
>> I put it up? SHould I write a new script, and put it in /etc/init.d?
>> But I don't know how to implement the start/stop functions?
>> Help.
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