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hey. i recently installed a network driver for my onboard gigabit ethernet. to make it work every time i boot, though, i have to type "insmod 3c2000.o". is there a ...
- 08-08-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Quick question on insmod
hey. i recently installed a network driver for my onboard gigabit ethernet. to make it work every time i boot, though, i have to type "insmod 3c2000.o". is there a way to do this automatically upon boot? thanks.
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Which distribution are you running?
You could put the command in your rc.local file, but normally you will want it to be run before your ip configuration scripts (/etc/rc.d/rc.inet[1,2] on some distro's).
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you could make a simple script to be loaded in startup like this
Code:#!/bin/bash insmod 3c2000.0 #end of scriptLinux For Ever!
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i'm running slackware 10. and i'm quite new to it, hence my not thinking of the shell script.


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