how to get modprobe to install scsi card at startup?
I have an Initio scsi card that works fine after I run /sbin/modprobe initio after startup. The problem is I would like it to be there without having to log in (this machine is a server.)
I have read the modprob.conf man page and am still confused as to how to do this - any suggestions? I am running Fedora Core2. Thanks, Jordan |
Add to your /etc/modules.conf files to load or in your startup scripts in /etc/rc.d/init.d/
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Solved
I added a startup script in etc/rc.d/init.d/ that does a modprobe initio. Note I also had to add a line that does a chmod on /dev/sg1 as it mounts it write only to root (perhaps there is a better way to run the modeprobe, but for now it works fine. Thanks for everyone's help. |
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