Jenny_Hopkins@toby-churchill.com writes:
So does it make sense to create a directory called 3c509 and put the same info in it and run update-modules? How does update-modules know that it now edits in from the new 3c509 file rather than the ne file, if so?
Personally, I'd make a file and check over the "aliases" file too for good measure. Grep for ne in there if you want to be really sure.
I'm in a "groan, this is all too hard" mood today.
man update-modules seems to say as much as there is, but I can't believe that of Debian... it's probably in a manual somewhere too.
Jenny_Hopkins@toby-churchill.com writes:
So does it make sense to create a directory called 3c509 and put the
same
info in it and run update-modules? How does update-modules know that it
now
edits in from the new 3c509 file rather than the ne file, if so?
Personally, I'd make a file and check over the "aliases" file too for good measure. Grep for ne in there if you want to be really sure.
I'm in a "groan, this is all too hard" mood today.
man update-modules seems to say as much as there is, but I can't believe that of Debian... it's probably in a manual somewhere too. -- MJR
I always thought that the "modconf" program would do it all for you? It was pretty straight forward when I installed the same network card.
Cheers
David.
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