Stephen Gran on Fri, 24 Jan 2003 10:53:05 -0500 |
On Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 10:00:45AM -0500, Gregson Helledy said: > OK: > For the sake of being thorough, I tried adding joydev and analog to > /etc/modules. > No change in result. > Also, interestingly, rtc (the real-time clock) module does NOT appear in > /etc/modules. It DOES appear in /etc/modules.conf, aliased to > char-major-10-135. > Any guesses as to where that's being called from? > I also commented out nfs and nfsd...it seems that my networking's going to > be thru samba for the forseeable future. <snip lsmod> > Hey-guess whom I just got an answer from? Vojtech Pavlik, maintainer of > the joystick module. His response consisted of the following: > > "You need to use the 'joystick=0x200' parameter to es1371 ..." > > So now the question becomes, how do I pass a parameter to a kernel module? I don't know libranet, but under Debian, there's a program `modconf` that'll let you pick a kernel module to install, and add any necessary parameters to it. The 'do-it-by-hand' method is to create a file under /etc/modutils, say 'joydev' with a line something like options es1371 'joystick=0x200' (take a look at the other files you find there, my memory of the real syntax is almost certainly off, and I haven't had enough coffee yet) as the only line, and then either run `update-modules` (if present) or just `cat /etc/modutils/joydev >> /etc/modules.conf HTH, -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | Ninety percent of everything is crap. | | steve@lobefin.net | -- Theodore Sturgeon | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attachment:
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