Re: problem with module loading in etch

2009-03-27 Thread Long Wind
Thanks! I'll try your solutions later on. On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 4:53 PM, Alex Samad wrote: > On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 04:25:40PM -0400, Long Wind wrote: >> I have a bttv card >> etch loads driver for it during booting >> but etch does not use correct options >> so I have to use commands below: >

Re: problem with module loading in etch

2009-03-27 Thread Andrei Popescu
On Fri,27.Mar.09, 05:42:32, Long Wind wrote: > I have a bttv card > etch loads driver for it during booting > but etch does not use correct options > so I have to use commands below: > > rmmod bttv > modprobe bttv card=8 > > I add "bttv card=8" to /etc/modules > but it does not help. > > My ques

Re: problem with module loading in etch

2009-03-27 Thread Alex Samad
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 04:25:40PM -0400, Long Wind wrote: > I have a bttv card > etch loads driver for it during booting > but etch does not use correct options > so I have to use commands below: > > rmmod bttv > modprobe bttv card=8 > > I add "bttv card=8" to /etc/modules > but it does not help

problem with module loading in etch

2009-03-27 Thread Long Wind
I have a bttv card etch loads driver for it during booting but etch does not use correct options so I have to use commands below: rmmod bttv modprobe bttv card=8 I add "bttv card=8" to /etc/modules but it does not help. My question is how to help etch use correct options so that I needn't enter

problem with module loading in etch

2009-03-27 Thread Long Wind
I have a bttv card etch loads driver for it during booting but etch does not use correct options so I have to use commands below: rmmod bttv modprobe bttv card=8 I add "bttv card=8" to /etc/modules but it does not help. My question is how to help etch use correct options so that I needn't enter