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Redhat AS 4, adding kernel module at boot time
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| Lars Madsen 2006-08-19, 7:12 pm |
| Using a Redhat AS 4 server, how exactly does one make sure that a
specially installed kernel module is added to the kernel at boot time?
In my cases it's the fuse module. But I cannot figure out exactly how
one gets fuse loaded automatically at boot time.
I've been trying to mess with modprobe.conf, but with no luck.
any ideas?
/daleif
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| Scott Lurndal 2006-08-20, 7:12 pm |
| Lars Madsen <daleif@imf.au.dk> writes:
>Using a Redhat AS 4 server, how exactly does one make sure that a
>specially installed kernel module is added to the kernel at boot time?
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>In my cases it's the fuse module. But I cannot figure out exactly how
>one gets fuse loaded automatically at boot time.
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>I've been trying to mess with modprobe.conf, but with no luck.
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>any ideas?
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>/daleif
Add
modprobe fuse
to /etc/rc.local
scott
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