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Package: module-init-tools
Severity: wishlist
Please provide /etc/modules.d so that package mainainer requiring a
module to be loaded can drop a file there (/etc/modules cannot be
modified by other packages per policy, obviously), rather than to
workaround it with an initscript to load modules.
Regards,
Daniel
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On Oct 29, Daniel Baumann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Please provide /etc/modules.d so that package mainainer requiring a
> module to be loaded can drop a file there (/etc/modules cannot be
> modified by other packages per policy, obviously), rather than to
> workaround it with an initscript to load modules.
This will better be handled by init systems, since systemd already
implements this.
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ciao,
Marco
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