2009/7/11 Dave <[email protected]>:
> Hello,
>        I'm wondering how to do module autoloading? I've got an lfs system
> that has in it an ES1371 audio card. This machine has a monolithic kernel
> and i wanted to go modular. If i would dump this lfs to another disk, take
> that disk and put in another machine with an x86 processor but with a
> different audio card how do i get modprobe.conf and the kernel to
> automatically load the appropriate module?
> Thanks.
> Dave.

 For many devices, modules now autoload correctly without any special
action on recent systems (I think udev does most of the work).  Not
sure if that applies to your particular sound card.  It's easy enough
for you to try that, either in a special build, or when you next upgrade
your kernel.

 But, running a modular kernel is one thing.  Building a "distro" kernel
to suit more than one machine is something else entirely (e.g. you will
need to ensure that your decision on what sort of processor you are
building for is appropriate to all your machines).

ĸen
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