> What do I do with /sbin/kerneld.
> At present, my rc.S script tests for its presence, and does things if it
> is present.
My solution was
if test `uname -r` == "2.0.33"; then
/sbin/kerneld
fi
This assumes, of course, that you'll never boot into a pre-2.1.90 kernel
other than 2.0.33.
> Also, where in the start up scripts should the echos in kmod.txt go?
You usually won't need them, kmod defaults to reasonable values.
If you do need to change something, I'd recommend
if test `uname -r` == "2.0.33"; then
/sbin/kerneld
else
put.the.echos.here
fi
LLaP
bero
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