Yo can recompile kernel (edit Makefile), or edit /etc/modules.conf. I did
it sometime ago for lcs:
alias eth0 lcs
install eth0 insmod "-f" "lcs"
WBR, Sergey
Robert Reuscher
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I am running into this same problem when adding the claw driver on our
new SuSE system. It created the c7000.o module for 2.4.7-SMP, but the
kernel we run is the 2.4.7-SuSE-SMP, so it won't load at ipl time. Is
there any other way to fix this other than change the init.d scripts?
> If you build the kernel (like SuSE do) through the
> rpm package you get a 2.4.7-SuSE-SMP kernel, where going throug
> a 'make' in /usr/src/linux will get you a 2.4.7-SMP version.
> A '-f' on the insmod will do the magic for you, but prevents the
> automatic loading of the modules (so you have to get into some
> of the /etc/init.d/ scripts for that.
>
> Rob
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