Hello, and thanks for your answer. In fact, I solved the problem with sudo on Hoyt's advice.
le sam 02-03-2002 à 15:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > > > First, you can't make a script SUID. As you found out, it won't work. Yes, I've learned it ;-) > > If you need to make it run after X initializes, consider putting it as > an rc command in /etc/rc.d/init.d. Then either manually create the links > to the rc5 runlevel or make the appropriate chkconfig entries in the > script. I tried this before sudo: it doesn't work. It looks like a user session has to be opened in order for the insmod command to work. 3 modules are concerned, and only one has this problem: again, it seems to me it is sound-related. Thanks again for the advices to both of you Best regards from Paris François
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