On Mon, 2002-11-11 at 04:38, Garry Argrave wrote: > > I have added a Broadcom driver to my network install floppy, if I boot > > from the floppy using a ks.cfg the boot process does not automatically > > detect the Broadcom driver (not included in the kernel??) instead it > > prompts me with a list of available drivers. The Broadcom driver appears > > in this list and when selected works fine. > > > > Is there a way to get the boot process from the floppy to recognise and > > install this driver so that I don't have to select it from the list which > > interrupts my unattended boot process??? > > > There is a file in the modules directory of your initrd called 'pcitable' that maps pci device ids to drivers, if you add the correct information for your device here it will be able to detect which driver to use instead of asking you. You can find the pci id of your cards by running the command 'lspci' and looking for the slot the broadcom card is in, then run 'lspci -n' to see the device ids and look for the same slot. -- Jason Kohles jkohles@xxxxxxxxxx Senior Engineer Red Hat Professional Consulting
