On Sunday 01 April 2007, Till Maas wrote:
>
> In the spec:
>
> %post
> %{_sysconfdir}/sysconf/modules/%{name}.modules || :
>
> %preun
> rmmod uinput || :
>
> /etc/sysconfig/modules/*.modules are executed at boottime, and the
> scriptlets load and remove the module at the right moment.
%post above is broken, it'll fail to do the right thing if the module is
already loaded. %preun is broken too, it'll cause the module to be removed
on package upgrades (assuming it succeeds). The scriptlets above also don't
take into account if the package being installed/upgraded/erased contains
modules for the currently running kernel in the first place; if not, they're
not desirable. I think it's generally better to not try adding/removing
modules in scriptlets at all, but just do the depmod -a(e) for the correct
kernel.
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