[driverloader] Having to reinstall driverloader after reboot
Akshay Rao
akshayr at opb.msu.edu
Wed Aug 11 10:32:48 EDT 2004
well i tried this and it still doesn't recogonize eth2 at boot.
i am having to run dldrconfig after booting for it to recognize eth2. what
could it be that i'm missing??
any help will be appreciated.
thanks.
>Hi,
>since you are using Debian, please add the following lines in your
>'/etc/network/interfaces' file, just after the 'iface eth2 inet dhcp' line :
>---
> wireless_essid <essid>
> wireless_key <key>
>---
>On Debian, you should not directly modify the '/etc/modules.conf' file
>as this file will be overwritten by the 'update-modules' command. You
>should instead modify the file '/etc/modutils/driverloader' and add the
>'alias eth2 driverloader' line there and then use the 'update-modules'
>command in a root shell to update the '/etc/modules.conf' file.
>Regards,
>Jonathan
>Technical specialist / Linuxant
>www.linuxant.com
>support at linuxant.com
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