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About "conf.module" file & related
i don't know what's the function of /etc/conf.module (or
module.conf,what's difference?),and also,i know when linux
startup,the kernel will load those modules built-in it whe
n it was compiled,but where those "[M]" modules exist in &
how they could be loaded,i want to control the loading,cou
ld you tell me the whole process of loading modules (or te
ll me where can i find a good document to read)
BTW,i will raise my point if a good answer given,thanks
module.conf,what's difference?),and also,i know when linux
startup,the kernel will load those modules built-in it whe
n it was compiled,but where those "[M]" modules exist in &
how they could be loaded,i want to control the loading,cou
ld you tell me the whole process of loading modules (or te
ll me where can i find a good document to read)
BTW,i will raise my point if a good answer given,thanks
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also you can use modules.conf to set options for each module
option <module or alias> <option name> <value>
to find out what options are available for each module use
modinfo -p <module name>
also you can use modules.conf to set options for each module
option <module or alias> <option name> <value>
to find out what options are available for each module use
modinfo -p <module name>
ASKER
ok,thanks a lot,i will accept your answer,hope to see you next time. HAVE A NICE DAY
ASKER
they will automatically search what you point to in /lib/mo
dules/VERSION/,if it exist,that module will be loaded,right
? and conf.module (module.conf) only works to give a alias
to remmeber or load easily,isn't it?