> Or, as a friend of mine sometimes says, "When using kernel modules, do as
> Linus does: Don't."
Doesn't this waste a lot of ram ? I build a lot modules for stuff I don't
use much. But then again I can just insmod it when i need it.
I did compile in network card support to the kernel this time
> I was wondering, under debian i have recompiled my kernel, and now the
> modules don't load on boot up, including my network etc.
On any distro, you have to deal with /etc/modu* -> extensive documentation
and pointers in /usr/share/doc/modutils/*
Or, as a friend of mine sometimes says, "Whe
> You have tried
> make modules_install
Yeah, the question was to do with modconf in debian and there tricky
kernel build scripts.
I did the noraml compile from the sources as i have always done, but
discovered that this broke modconf. I was wondering if modconf was limited
to use with th
You have tried
make modules_install
have you not?
You have also make sure to keep modules support in the kernel?
(Dumb questions I know, but I have screwed up on them before)
Stephen
--
Depend on the rabbit's foot if you will, but remember, it did not help
the
rabbit much
-- R.E. Sh
Hi all,
I was wondering, under debian i have recompiled my kernel, and now the
modules don't load on boot up, including my network etc.
Now obviously this is a nusiance, but if i where to use make-kdpkg, the
kernel building scripts, will that new kernel work with modconf if i
install it from the
