[ltp] ibm_acpi and modprobe.conf
Ben Jencks
linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Wed, 20 Jul 2005 16:11:22 -0700
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honey@gneek.com writes:
> OK - as suggested here, I really like having the added sensors
> available in gkrellm >=3D 2.2.6 (2.2.7 is in Fedora development for any
> FC4 users) and installing ibm-acpi 0.11. Works well, but I need to
> add the module with experimental=3D1 and hotkey=3Denable,0100. Instead
> of doing this the ugly way by loading manually in rc.local, I thought
> I could do this the proper way in modprobe.conf with:
>
> options ibm_acpi hotkey=3Denable,0100 experimental=3D1
>
> - I've also tried ibm-acpi (not the underscore), and putting the
> options on two separate lines, but the module always loads when first
> booted without these options enabled, so the sensors aren't
> available - so I have to load it manually. What's the proper way of
> doing this in modprobe.conf? Or why isn't it working? I've checked
> it's loading the newer ibm-acpi with modinfo, so the old one
> integrated in the kernel isn't an issue.
>
> Anyone else specifying ibm-acpi options successfully in
> modprobe.conf?
Does your distro use an initrd? If so, it could be loading the module
=2D From there, before modules.conf is accessible. If this is the problem,
you'd need to either delay loading until after initrd, or get
modules.conf into the initrd. I don't know which is easier.
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Ben
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