Am Fr, den 23.04.2004 schrieb Matthew Saltzman um 13:53:
> One generally does not like to modify scripts that are installed by RPMs,
> in particular system-critical RPMs like initscripts. They have a nasty
> habit of getting overwritten when one upgrades (unlike config files, which
> are generally handled specially by rpm). One has been bitten by this in
> the past 8^(.
That is fairly right.
> I beleive that Mandrake and Debian have a file /etc/modules where modules
> can be listed that are to be installed at the start of rc.sysinit (before
> /etc/rcX.d/S* are run). But lines 433 - 436 of Fedora's /etc/rc.sysinit
> are:
>
> # Load modules (for backward compatibility with VARs)
> if [ -f /etc/rc.modules ]; then
> /etc/rc.modules
> fi
Matthew, did not grep the rc.sysinit script, but with this call inside
it there is no doubt where to put such modprobe calls then :)
A good information for everybody.
> Matthew Saltzman
Alexander
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