Marc,
There are two answers to this, the easy one and the more correct one.
The easy one is that you can install a modules.conf file in
/var/lib/systemimager/overrides/XXX/etc/modules.conf (where XXX is your
image name) which will be copied after everything else is done. You
should make sure this has definitions automatically created by the
system. I do this and it works fine, but it does assume a single common
hardware configuration.
The correct fix is to create the file
/var/lib/systemimager/image/XXX/etc/systemconfig/hardware.lst which
includes the PCI ids for your hardware and the module to load. The
details are given in "man systemconfigurator" and should work for any
scsi, ethernet or tokenring card (or so the manual says). I haven't
tried this, but it should work for you, and handle different hardware
configurations.
The thing to remember is that systemconfigurator is run on the compute
node after the image is loaded to set up such things.
Frank
On Tue, 2004-01-27 at 12:56, Marc Cozzi wrote:
> I have some compute nodes with 3Com2000 and Intel
> E1000 1Gb boards. These boards have a module that can
> be loaded to activate the board. On the head node I inserted
> a command in the /etc/modules.conf file
> alias eth0 3c2000.o
> Works fine however, in the compute node image there is no
> /etc/modules.conf... so...
> in the /etc/init.d/network file I inserted an insmod 3c2000
> command that works well.
> Questions is, how what/where is the best place to put these
> commands to load loadable drivers in the compute image?
> What if I have some compute nodes using Intel boards and some
> using 3Com but all nodes sharing the same image.
>
> RH 9.0 OSCAR 3.0
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> --marc
>
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