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Subject: Re: How do I remove a module from the kernel
Thx Dave..I guess that worked...Now the kernel is loading without this driver...
But what is the procedure to install such modular drivers...I guess I don't have
, January 08, 2003 8:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How do I remove a module from the kernel
Thx Dave..I guess that worked...Now the kernel is loading without this driver...
But what is the procedure to install such modular drivers...I guess I don't have to
compile kernel if I want
You need to do mkinitrd to rebuild your initrd. It reads the information
from your /etc/modules.conf and adds the scsi ones to your initrd so they
get loaded at boot time.
I believe that when you build your own kernel that make install does this
for you.
-Steve
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Subject: RE: How do I remove a module from the kernel
You need to do mkinitrd to rebuild your initrd. It reads the
information
from your /etc/modules.conf and adds the scsi ones to your initrd so they
get loaded at boot
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 12:26
Subject: RE: How do I remove a module from the kernel
You need to do mkinitrd to rebuild your initrd. It reads the
information
from your /etc/modules.conf and adds the scsi ones to your initrd so they
get loaded at boot time.
I believe
But what is the procedure to install such modular drivers...I guess I
don't have to compile kernel if I want the kernel load this driver at boot??
-Saravanan
Drivers can be loaded on the fly using 'modprobe modulename'
Regards,
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Edward Dekkers (Director)
Triple D Computer Services P/L
