Comments on: Specifying the kernel booting modules loading order http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36 Mon, 26 May 2008 20:29:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: yasker http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36/comment-page-1#comment-580 yasker Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:07:48 +0000 http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36#comment-580 en... I am thinking of why modconf can load some dependent modules... I checked the help of this option in kernel building, and it seems like modprobe dependent on this option. But the modconf? I don't know why... Anyway, not make this option enable is curious... I may check the detail later... Thanks for idea. ;-) en…

I am thinking of why modconf can load some dependent modules… I checked the help of this option in kernel building, and it seems like modprobe dependent on this option. But the modconf? I don’t know why…

Anyway, not make this option enable is curious… I may check the detail later…

Thanks for idea. ;-)

]]> By: Jascha http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36/comment-page-1#comment-545 Jascha Tue, 05 Jun 2007 15:01:55 +0000 http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36#comment-545 I think there is a diffrence between "automatic module loading" and the loading by dependencies while loading. so if mod a depends on mod b, mod b gets loaded before mod a is loaded. but these modules here require an other module (or a function from it) after it is loaded, you need this option. could that be? ;) I think there is a diffrence between “automatic module loading” and the loading by dependencies while loading.

so if mod a depends on mod b, mod b gets loaded before mod a is loaded.

but these modules here require an other module (or a function from it) after it is loaded, you need this option.

could that be? ;)

]]> By: yasker http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36/comment-page-1#comment-451 yasker Fri, 04 May 2007 15:59:57 +0000 http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36#comment-451 <p>Thank you very much! I did found that I miss the automatic module loading when compiling my kernel. It seems so silly for me to try load the modules manually....<br/> But I am a little puzzle... The automatic module loading is off, but why the other modules can be load automatically... </p> Thank you very much! I did found that I miss the automatic module loading when compiling my kernel. It seems so silly for me to try load the modules manually….
But I am a little puzzle… The automatic module loading is off, but why the other modules can be load automatically…

]]> By: Matt http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36/comment-page-1#comment-446 Matt Thu, 03 May 2007 23:04:57 +0000 http://www.yasker.org/en/blog/specifying-the-kernel-modules-loading-order-36#comment-446 I've found that if you recompile the kernel with automatic module loading, then recompile the madwifi modules against that kernel you will solve the issue of "no support for automatic module loading". Just recompiling the kernel with this option and not the madwifi modules causes the same issue, you'll need to recompile both. Hope this helps. I’ve found that if you recompile the kernel with automatic module loading, then recompile the madwifi modules against that kernel you will solve the issue of “no support for automatic module loading”. Just recompiling the kernel with this option and not the madwifi modules causes the same issue, you’ll need to recompile both. Hope this helps.

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