Problem with module-init-tools
Hi all...
I have a problem with modprobe, 2.6.2-rc1-mm2, and agpgart.
With 2.4, I had this setup to have agpgart loaded:
alias char-major-226 agpgart
With 2.6 and the same setup, that module is loaded. But as agpgart backend is now split, I need to load also intel-agp.ko. I read manuals, and corrected my modprobe.conf this way:
install agpgart /sbin/modprobe intel-agp; /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install agpgart;
But it goes on an infinite loop :(.
I got this working with
alias char-major-226 intel-agp
How can I get the good old 'above' with new module init tools ?
TIA
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Am Sa, den 24.01.2004 schrieb J.A. Magallon um 23:29:
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I have a problem with modprobe, 2.6.2-rc1-mm2, and agpgart.
With 2.4, I had this setup to have agpgart loaded:
alias char-major-226 agpgart
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With 2.6 and the same setup, that module is loaded. But as agpgart backend is now split, I need to load also intel-agp.ko. I read manuals, and corrected my modprobe.conf this way:
install agpgart
/sbin/modprobeintel-agp;/sbin/modprobe--ignore-install agpgart;But it goes on an infinite loop :(.
Well, I suppose it's because modprobe intel-agp tries to load agpgart and that's where it loops. I think you should try to modprobe --ignore-install agpgart first so that it's already loaded when you insert intel-agp. And probably use a && between the two commands.
Quoted 7 lines · On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:29:07 +0100 "J.A. Magallon" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all...
I have a problem with modprobe, 2.6.2-rc1-mm2, and agpgart.
With 2.4, I had this setup to have agpgart loaded:
alias char-major-226 agpgart
The new style is "alias char-major-226-* agpgart", but that should still work in 2.6.2-rc1.
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With 2.6 and the same setup, that module is loaded. But as agpgart backend is now split, I need to load also intel-agp.ko. I read manuals, and corrected my modprobe.conf this way:
install agpgart
/sbin/modprobeintel-agp;/sbin/modprobe--ignore-install agpgart;
Yes. intel-agp presumably depends on agpgart? If so,
(1) You can just alias char-major-226 intel-agp
(2) There was a bug some older module-init-tools versions, have you tried
3.0-pre7?
Thanks!
Rusty.
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