an easy way to work w/kernel modules is to use the modconf utility....
just apt-get install modconf , then just run it as superuser(root)
to get it, its not on the cd i think, but if you have your apt-get sources
set to progeny or debian its there
----- Original Message -----
> On Sun, Jul 01, 2001 at 11:27:18PM -0400, Arafat Mohamed wrote:
> > So I figured out that the reason I wasn't able to use toshutils is
because I
> > have to insmod toshiba at startup. All the documentation says that
should go
> > in rc.local. Thing is, my system doesn't have an rc.local file. Is there
an
> > alternative to this?
>
> If it's a kernel module, simply add it to /etc/modules. Any modules listed
> in here will be loaded on boot,
