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vertigo


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10-04-04 10:45 PM

Hello
How can i change module for my network card loaded by the boot time ?
Where can i change modules loaded by the boot time ?

Thanx
Michal






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Paul Lutus


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10-04-04 10:45 PM

vertigo wrote:

> Hello
> How can i change module for my network card loaded by the boot time ?
> Where can i change modules loaded by the boot time ?

That depends on your distribution, which you do not identify. But making
some default assumptions:

/etc/modprobe.conf

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    Re: file for modules ?  
vertigo


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10-05-04 07:47 AM


>
> /etc/modprobe.conf
>
I have Fedora 2.
In that file i have only 3 modules, while lsmod shows about 20 modules,
where is the rest ?

Thanx
Michal






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Paul Lutus


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10-05-04 07:47 AM

vertigo wrote:

> 
> I have Fedora 2.
> In that file i have only 3 modules, while lsmod shows about 20 modules,
> where is the rest ?

Does my reply answer your original question? Some modules are loaded by the
kernel itself.

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