I have heard numerous times that you have to add nvmod or nvnet (which ever it is) to /etc/modules . Well that file doesn't exist so what is it that you do?? make the file and when you do what do you put in the file?
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I have heard numerous times that you have to add nvmod or nvnet (which ever it is) to /etc/modules . Well that file doesn't exist so what is it that you do?? make the file and when you do what do you put in the file?
YOu not only need to have the module listed in /etc/modules.confQuote:
Originally Posted by RockMumbles
but you prolly need to have a path set in:
/lib/modules/your kernal ver here/modules.dep
if you run:
#modprobe somemodule
and it returns that it can't find the module, yet run:
#insmod somemodule
and the module loads okay, then adding the path to the module in the modules.dep
file will prolly let the module load at boot.
You can view the existing entries in
modules.dep to see the proper sytax.