Christopher wrote: >>>Anyway, I still haven't gotten an answer to which file I need to edit to >>>add option(s) to modules when they are loaded on boot... anyone? (it was >>>not modprobe.conf I guess...) >> >> >>you run the generate-modprobe.conf script and redirect the output to >>/etc/modprobe.conf and add the stuff there. > > > I only got an error saying no old modules.conf was found (if i recall > the errormsg correctly). I have turned the system off and am about to > leave, so will have to check on it later. Will report back the 100% > correct errormsg I got (or if I somehow get it right I will say so also)
create a modules.conf, run generate-modprobe.conf, remove modules.conf if you so wish, and edit modprobe.conf (or keep the modules.conf and edit/generate from that) No reason to get all complicated ;) -- Morten _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
