Jeff Skube wrote:
>
> I want on boot for my system to insert various modules here and there.
> I went to go and set that all up and then it hit me. I dont remember
> how. If some one can point me in the right direction I would be very
> happy.
What distro are you running? They behave differently for this sort of
thing.
Debian, you just put the name of the module you want loaded in
/etc/modules. Options and parameters go into one of the files in
/etc/modutils/ and then run the 'update-modules' script.
RedHat and derivatives, at least some versions, you put the module name
and any options in /etc/conf.modules or /etc/modules.conf depending on
distro version.
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