On Sat, 19 Nov 2022, Martin Neitzel wrote:
If it's builtin, then it's compiled into the kernel and can't be
loaded as a module. Either you need to build kernel with the patch,
or take `pseudo-device iscsi' out of the kernel config (or add `no
pseudo-device iscsi' to the kernel config) and load it as a module.
Would it be possible to boot the standard kernel with "userconf
disable iscsi*" and then to modload the module later?
No, sorry, that won't work. Evenif you disable the device in
userconf, the driver code still exists in the loaded kernel.
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