"Darryl" == Darryl L Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Darryl> On 2002.11.04 10:17 Johann Spies wrote:
Darryl> Thanks for the info, but I'm not sure how to proceed. I've
Darryl> never in the past had to modify
Darryl> /etc/modules.conf. Instead, I've used modconf to ensure
Darryl> that yenta_socket was loaded and have been able to just
Darryl> install the kernel image, update grub and go from there
Darryl> without a problem.
You edit /etc/modules, not /etc/modules.conf
You just use an editor to modify the file, and you list the modules,
one per line, you want loaded when the system boots.
If you want to make modifications to /etc/modules.conf you actually
edit existing files (or create new files) in /etc/modutils. Then you
run update-modules. You should rarely have to do this, unless you want
very sophisticated changes (like when you use ide-scsi and want to
pre-load and post-load things in a certain order).
Cheers!
Shyamal
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