David Sapir wrote: > Hi, > I'm looking for a way to load modules at boot time. I have a strong feeling > that I should write somethins in /ets/modules.conf . I don't know what to > write there and the man page did not help me much. Googling did not help > either. > I know of the option to use initrd, but I'm trying to avoid that. It will > be my last resourt. > Thanks, > David. The question is : at what specific part of boot time do you want to load the module? if that doesn't matter to you, you can simply write the module's name in the file /etc/modules (in most distributions).
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