Nope no options in my modprobe.conf (I'm running this on gentoo so the
equivlent would be the ivtv file in the modules.d dir, unless I'm
mistaken). I used to have some in there but haveing seen all the
messages on this list about the problems they have cause and that the
driver should be takeing care of anything needed now, I removed them
about a week ago and found no difference ( I've done serveral complete
power cycles since then so they should be gone).
-Chris
Keith C wrote:
How about any options in modprobe.conf? Generally, a lot of the
recent problems have been too many options.
Keith
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