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Re: loading a module

To: <mohanc@lucid.co.in>,"V.Chandramouli" <chandramv@future.futsoft.com>
Subject: Re: loading a module
From: "Sourav Laskar" <sourav.laskar@ionidea.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 13:07:53 +0530
Cc: <kernelnewbies@nl.linux.org>
References: <000201c14c9b$37883600$1904060a@future.futsoft.com> <01100412335900.01316@speedy>
Reply-To: "Sourav Laskar" <sourav.laskar@ionidea.com>
Sender: owner-kernelnewbies@nl.linux.org

> but as our's is a product i m looking for a more elegent solution.

Check out the downloadable code for Rubini's 
Linux Device Drivers, 2nd Ed from oreilly site.
It has a sample module.init for the "scull" device
which you need to put in /etc/init.d and an appropriate
symlink from the appropriate /etc/rc*.d

Sourav

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References:
- RE: loading a module
  - From: "V.Chandramouli" <chandramv@future.futsoft.com>
- Re: loading a module
  - From: C.Mohanasundaram <mohanc@lucid.co.in>

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