Thanks, last time I try modprobe is not work, so I use insmod.
And now I find out that modprobe is not work, bcoz I use modprobe ne2k-pci.o
I remove .o and its work now.
Now I want it load on startup automatically, can u tell how to do it?
I add a line to boot.local,
modprobe /lib/modules/2.2.16/net/ne2k-pci
but it not work.
Please tell me how to configure.
Thanks
Louis
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From: "James Vanns"
Try using modprobe "module_name" instead - modprobe also installs the dependencies of the modules you what to load.
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Louis, There is a file, /etc/modules.conf. In that file, you will see an alias line: alias eth0 off Change that to: alias eth0 ne2k-pci After you do this, then run depmod -a so you avoid the message that the modules.conf is newer than your modules.dep . Assuming you have configured your networking correctly, when the network script runs, the module should load. "Louis" wrote:
Thanks, last time I try modprobe is not work, so I use insmod. And now I find out that modprobe is not work, bcoz I use modprobe ne2k-pci.o I remove .o and its work now.
Now I want it load on startup automatically, can u tell how to do it? I add a line to boot.local, modprobe /lib/modules/2.2.16/net/ne2k-pci but it not work.
Please tell me how to configure.
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