Is it ok to modify /etc/rc.d/modules-2.4.33 ?
Ive got an error message at bootup saying something about apm module not found, but apm is working. Can I edit this line:
#### APM support ### # APM is a BIOS specification for saving power using several different # techniques. This is mostly useful for battery powered laptops. /sbin/modprobe apm and put a # in front of "/sbin/modprobe apm" to stop the error? I dont care if apm is on or off. Thanks. |
Chances are apm is compiled into your kernel instead of as a module. So making that change should work.
(Or if you want to leave that file as it is, you can copy it to rc.modules.local and make all the changes you want there.) |
No it won't cause a problem :p
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