[Preston] Bad Debian day

[steve at ramsbottom.net]

Andrew:

Surely you just stick the names of the modules you wish to load into
/etc/modules?

I didn't mention it earlier because I thought it was too obvious.

Sorry ;)

Steve



preston-bounces at mailman.lug.org.uk wrote:
> Andrew King wrote:
> 
>> Sorry - I asked completely the wrong question there.  What I'd meant
>> to ask (had I not been asleep at the time :) was if anyone knows of a
>> way to get it to load those modules automatically at boot. Thankfully
>> they are there, but every time I boot my system I have to su - to
>> root, modprobe the needed modules, and then re-run the
>> firewall+networking script.  Am running Debian 3.0r0 with a dodgy mix
>> of stable+testing+unstable+random other binary debs and installs from
>> source, which has somehow held together for 15 months without a
>> reinstall...
> 
> 
> I've just realised how stupid a question that was.  I've been manually
> typing in those commands for several weeks, and yet all I need to do
> is stick them in a shell script that runs on boot... like the one I
> wrote myself to set up networking and firewall!
> 
> Andrew
> 
> 
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