Nick Rout wrote: >On Tuesday 06 February 2007 21:50, chris bayley wrote: > > >>Nick Rout wrote: >> >> >>>On Tuesday 06 February 2007 17:22, chris bayley wrote: >>> >>> >>>>When I insert new hardware into my suse10.2 system, which is the process >>>>that is responsible for detecting this and determining which is the >>>>appropriate module to load ? and how do reconfigure the choice of module >>>>? So far I have observed that it is not hotplug, kerneld, nor >>>>card-services is it HAL ? >>>> >>>> >>>I think thats the way it normally works. >>> >>> >>> >>>>Chris >>>> >>>> >>In fact it looks to me like it's udev that's responsible - am now >>enhancing my knowledge on the subject - more to follow.... >> >>Chris >> >> > >Ahhhh yes, maybe udev tells hal or something. > >If you google udev usually the first hit is an article from one of the gentoo >guys on customising udev - in fact here it is: > >http://www.reactivated.net/udevrules.php > > Yeah thats a great page that I keep well bookmarked, but it mostly speaks of how udev names devices but doesn't mention udev's role in loading kernel modules.....
Chris
