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Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 18:29:32 -0500 (EST)
From: Andrew Park <apark@cdf.toronto.edu>
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Subject: modules.conf entry help
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I feel silly asking this, but ...

I have hooked up my linux box to FC RAID using qlogic card.  The module
I need to load is qlogicfc.o and then devices will map to /dev/sde[1234]
and /dev/sdf[1234].  Now the problem is that I just cannot get the module
to load during the boot time.  So when it tries to mount some of these
devices to a mount point, it fails.  I have been altering the entry
in /etc/modules.conf to various different things (such as scsi_hostadapter1
qlogicfc, scsi2 qlogicfc, block-major-8 qlogicfc, etc) to see if it'll
succeed, but to no avail.  Manually inserting the module after the boot
works.  I do not want to put it in rc.local - it just doesn't seem elegant.
Anyone know a good way of doing this?
Thanks

Andrew Park

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