Load module permanent (modprobe)
All,
I am using some software that is using certain modules to do timing. Every time I reboot the PC i need to /sbin/modprobe mymodule. How can I save this configuration so that the next time I reboot the machine do not need to modprobe the module? Thanks! |
make a bash script:
#!/bin/bash modprobe <mymodule> name it <mymodscript> make it executeable: chmod +x <mymodscript> put in /etc/init.d make a symlinc to you runlevel: ln -s /etc/init.d/<mymodscript> /etc/rc5.d/<S50mymodscipt> |
Quis!
Thanks it is working - also just tried to add the following /sbin/modprobe mymodule to the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local Also seems to be working. Is there a difference betwene your way and the one described above? |
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