- From: Kenneth Jacker <khj_at_be.cs.appstate.edu>
- Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2005 09:57:40 -0500
Jan: OK, I'm going to start out *real* slow ... jg> I have a simple script modprobe'ing all necessary modules and jg> issuing a comedi_config. jg> jg> Something like this: jg> modprobe rtai_hal I tried this: # modprobe rtai_hal FATAL: Module rtai_hal not found. How can 'modprobe' be made aware that RTAI's modules are in /usr/realtime/modules? Isn't it, by default, just looking in "/lib/modules/`uname -r`"? Maybe you're doing something else in your script? I looked at the "man page" for 'modprobe', but it isn't clear just what to do! I *can* successfully 'insmod' "rtai_hal" by specifying a complete path, but I thought that 'modprobe' is the "better way" to add modules to the kernel. -Kenneth
Received on 2005-03-01Z14:57:40