Am Sa, den 28.01.2006 schrieb Charles Sliger um 3:57:
My question regarding the Ubuntu solution below had to do with the fact that /etc/modules does not exist on the CentOS system. I assume it resides somewhere else in the filesystem.
Debian based distributions are different in this respect as they use other scripts to load modules. On CentOS you define module options in /etc/modprobe.conf. There is no module pre-loader mechanism like in Debian, other than /etc/rc.sysinit (which you normally should avoid to edit). Editing the modprobe.conf on CentOS for psmouse options will not work, because:
$ grep -ni mouse /boot/config-2.6.9-22.0.2.EL [...] 1412:CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2=y
PS/2 mouse support is fixed in the kernel. So parameters must be passed as kernel boot parameters.
Chaz
Alexander