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From: Florian Schmitt <florian@galois.de>
To: Sipos Ferenc <sferi@mail.tvnet.hu>,
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Subject: Re: module loading 2.5.50 + nvidia patch
Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2002 08:02:20 +0100
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> With
> insmod, I can load modules, but I'd like that the kernel do it
> automatically such as in 2.4. In kernel config, the neccessary options
> for this are set. What am I missing, or how has the kernel configuration
> changed? 

I ran into the same problem yesterday. If I remember correctly (I don't have 
access to that computer right now), Rusty's new modutils look for 
/etc/modutils.conf instead of /etc/modules.conf... A softlink to modules.conf 
fixed that for me.

Regards,
  Flo

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