On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 09:38:27PM -0700, Peter Werner wrote:
> thanks for the replies, i tried with a single "options .." line and using
> ifconfig to bring them up, still wouldn't work, so i copied the driver and
> its working. maybe not the best solution but hey, its working now :)
add herbert's options line to /etc/conf.modules (*), then just force
the module to be loaded at boot by putting "eexpress" into
/etc/modules
(since you're using slink, are you using a 2.0 or 2.2 kernel?)
(*)
in debian, if you want your conf.modules changes to survive package
upgrades (you do), put the lines in a file in /etc/modutils/
instead. run update-modules(8) to rebuild the conf file.
in potato, the conf file has been renamed to /etc/modules.conf, but
you won't notice since you've only been playing with /etc/modutils/
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