I need to know how to automatically load a kernel module at startup on FC9. All the sites talk about adding an entry to /etc/modules.conf…. But that does not exist on FC9… Instead I have /etc/modprobe.d/ directory… Now, I suppose I need to put a file in this dir for my driver but I have no idea how to write this file… I just need "modprobe name" to be run…
Linux – How to load kernel module at startup on FC9
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Best Answer
Setup rc.modules like so:
rc.modules gets executed early on in the boot proccess.
Or you can create a file in /etc/modprobe.d if you need to pass in options etc: