Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3073 mails)

[jdd <jdd@xxxxxxxxx>]

Tom Patton a écrit :
> On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 18:59 +0100, jdd wrote:
> > Wolfgang Woehl a écrit :
> > > Donnerstag, 3. Januar 2008 jdd:
> > >
> > > > did you try to remove the line yourself in the file or to load the
> > > > module manually after booting?
> > > jdd, did you actually read my message?
> > I see:
> >
> > I simply open a root console, and "modprobe bttv".  Both cards then
> > return to service...without having to go into YAST for anything.
> >
> > so this don't seems to be a stopper. if this IS a workaround it should
> > be fine to note it in bugzilla, but I have no tv card to test it
> That was me with the modprobe bttv comment...then someone else pointed
> out the blacklist issue. I have removed the lines, but have not had to
> reboot yet to see if that fixed it.  I agree, it is easily dealt with as
> is...at least for me.  I guess it would be a problem if I am not home
> and the power fails...the wife would not have root access to restore the
> camera system.  I'll reboot tomorrow morning and advise if it then
> auto-loads bttv.
>
> Tom in NM

it's possible to make a small script to do this automatically - may be 
add it in boot.local.

some years ago I had similar problem with the connection, I needed to 
launch the conection a long time *after* boot was finished. I did 
create a "boot.final" script lauched at the appreopriate time 
(boot.local is executed very early in the process)

jdd


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