On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, mike polniak wrote: > You can run> modprobe -l |grep sr_mod
When I run it (as root of course) I see nothing happening. > Check that your kernel config has CONFIG_BLK_DEV_SR=m. This gives you sr_mod. > And CONFIG_SCSI=m gives you scsi-mod (scsi support). *How* shall I do this? Should I do kernel compiling? *Where* can I read kernel config? > Be sure to run> update-modules That I have done. > > This regenerates /etc/modules.conf with your changes to /etc/modutils/aliases > Now you run> cdrecord -scanbus > You can check the loaded modules with> lsmod I've done many times installing and and installing ide-scsi and sci-support. Now it happens that if try to do this installing (by 'modconf') these modules (ide-scsi and scsi-support) modconf anwers: 'failed'. (So something has changed in the system.) Where can I check *how* I can get these modules installed*? If I'll do this, it answers now (earlier I managed to get thoise modules installed): fr420:~# lsmod Module Size Used by lp 5188 0 (autoclean) lockd 31112 1 (autoclean) sunrpc 52420 1 (autoclean) [lockd] af_packet 6040 1 (autoclean) pcmcia_core 44416 0 serial 19564 0 (autoclean) parport_probe 3332 0 parport_pc 7236 1 parport 7280 1 [lp parport_probe parport_pc] 3c59x 18656 1 unix 10212 17 (autoclean) So these modules needed failed to install now. _____________________ What to do next? [EMAIL PROTECTED]
