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Old 09-08-2006, 01:25 AM   #1
yugandhar
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how to load a kernel module at boot time


Hi all,
I have written one simple character driver and i am loading it to the kernel using insmod and removing it using rmmod command and its working fine.
I want to automatically load the same character driver whenever i boot the system. I have found in some articles that we can modprobe the module name and keep it in /etc/module.conf i tried the thing but it is not working. I am using fedora core 4 . so please help me how can i load the module automatically whenever i boot the system.
 
Old 09-08-2006, 02:33 AM   #2
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/etc/module.conf is the old file name. Try /etc/modprobe.conf

You should also have a look at the bottom of this page to the section "Similar Threads". This question has been asked several times.

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