Their was multiple post and thread about this in the list. The main subject was: controlling module load order
Here is the last one, look for the other.
Regards
On 8/31/07, Jerry Geis geisj@pagestation.com wrote:
Jerry Geis wrote:
/ Is there a method to control module load order?
/>>/ />>/ I want to ensure that the e1000 module loads before the forcedeth driver. /
The following might work in /etc/modprobe.conf:
install forcedeth /sbin/modprobe e1000; /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install forcedeth
James Pearson
James - fantastic,
I tried this and it worked. Thanks!
Jerry
On 9/12/07, ann kok annkok2001@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi all
Can I ask question about modprobe.conf? I think fedora is same as Centos.
I have 1 x 4 ports broadcom NIC and 1 x 2 ports Intel NIC installed in fedora 6 system
in /etc/modprobe.conf
the module: aliase e1000 eth0 aliase e1000 eth1 aliase tg3 eth2 aliase tg3 eth3 aliase tg3 eth4 aliase tg3 eth5
but the dmesg|grep eth eth4 and eth5 is intel card
but i change to the moderprobe and reboot
aliase tg3 eth0 aliase tg3 eth1 aliase tg3 eth2 aliase tg3 eth3 aliase e1000 eth4 aliase e1000 eth5
dmesg |grep eth
eth0 and eth1 becomes intel card
As I add additional and remove NIC before so that I removed HW line HW address in all /etc/sysconfig/network-script/ifcfg-ethX file
Now. the system seems random in above option 1 and option 2 after rebooting everytime!
Thank you for your help
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