hi garst -
currently, i have a system with both 2.0.33 and 2.1.90-pre, and this is
how i work around this problem; in any version-critical section of an rc
script, i use:
if [ `uname -r` == "2.0.33" ]
then
/sbin/kerneld ....
etc
fi
the echo's in kmod.txt are not required; you only need to add
these to rc scripts if you want to change the defaults
(/sbin/modprobe for /proc/sys/kernel/modprobe, and "60" for
/proc/sys/kernel/kmod_unload_delay). if you *do* want to change these
defaults on a global basis, i'd put the echo's in your rc scripts as
early as possible. thanks!
-cyrus durgin.
cider@muppetlabs.com.
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