[ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-11-27 Thread Vipin Jose
Hi, I have got two problems which seems to have the same source. First one is with LIRC, i installed lirc 0.7.2 to make my pctv remote control work with my linuxbox. After installing it, i restart the system and run: # lircd -n and #irw in two different terminals (a standard method to chec

Re: [ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-11-27 Thread sanjay
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ./a.out >svgalib: Cannot open /dev/svga >Is svgalib_helper module loaded? > >A few /dev/svga* files, which where there after installation was not there >after restarting the computer. > >I feel its a problem with loading of modules at startup (but it may not be). > > give

Re: [ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-11-29 Thread Vipin Jose
Hey, Thanks for responding! >[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ./a.out > >svgalib: Cannot open /dev/svga > >Is svgalib_helper module loaded? > > > >A few /dev/svga* files, which where there after installation was not > there > >after restarting the computer. > > > >I feel its a problem with loading of modul

Re: [ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-12-01 Thread sanjay
>The modules are not loaded and didnt find any mention of lirc or svgalib in >dmesg > > > if you know the name of ur module give the following command [prompt]#modprobe this should solve the problems. make sure that ur module dependency is uptodate. for that u can give #depmod -a ___

Re: [ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-12-01 Thread Vipin Jose
i had tried modprobe before and it worked for both of them.But should these modules load automatically at startup? Is there any way i can fix this? On 12/2/05, sanjay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >The modules are not loaded and didnt find any mention of lirc or svgalib > in > >dmesg > > > > >

Re: [ilugd] Problem with LIRC and SVGAlib modules

2005-12-01 Thread sanjay
Vipin Jose wrote: >i had tried modprobe before and it worked for both of them.But should these >modules load automatically at startup? Is there any way i can fix this? > > Yeah, you can put the modprobe entry into /etc/rc.local file. It will load ur modules at startup.