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i use NVIDIA usb drivers on my nforce based box.
in the NVIDIA's nforce drivers' README,it's said that
we should add this line into /etc/modules.conf
alias usb-interface usb-ohci
but it's not actually loading the module.
everytime i reboot i should retype
modprobe usb-ohci (which works fine).
i tought adding "modprobe usb-ohci" into rc.local or some file which are loaded while booting.
i think it will work but i want to learn why "alias usb-interface usb-ohci" isn't working.??
the alias just sets an alternative name, as it were, for usb-ohci. If nothing looks for usb-interface during bootup, then setting the alias won't help. I guess the README was written for systems that look for something called usb-interface during bootup.
adding modprobe usb-interface or modprobe usb-ohci in rc.local should work fine though.
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