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Originally posted by DavidPhillips
If you still cannot get this to work for some modules then I think the standard for most distros would be to have a file named rc.modules with the modprobe commands in it.
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Yes, I think this would be happen.
But perhaps another solution exists:
I found that Fedora Core 2 (kernel 2.6.5) and another new distributions (as Mandrake 10 or others) so that the modules are loaded by demand without loading them in the beginning with script (like rc.modules or another init-runlevel script).
There is an appz that's called "modconf" that it seems that it makes these work (load modules on demand). Debian has this script. And this script can interact (apparently) with kerneld daemon and both scripts maybe would have the work for us.
I would test it.
Bye.