I was just asking about how to quiet these messages down. I looked all
over the place and this advise below seems to be the answer to the
problem. BUT!
Where is the conf.modules file documented? Why is it called modules.conf
on other people's machines? What are the other commands that can be put
into this file? Where do I send my membership dues for my MSM degree
(Master of Science in Modules)?
Thanks guys.
> Regarding the net- lines, do you know what these are about? From time to time
> I will see messages in my messages.log to the effect that the net-pf-5 modules
> could not be found. Doesn't seem to be harmful but it is annoying me.
Make sure the following is in /etc/conf.modules:
alias net-pf-3 off
alias net-pf-4 off
alias net-pf-5 off
> Will this one entry on conf.modules plus the one modprobe command be
> sufficient
> to load the other magical modules that you had previosuly been loading via
> insmod?
Yes, modprobe will find any dependancies for the module you are currently trying
to load.
Dave
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