Chris Adams said: > You shouldn't need that. If you've got the right module for your card > (and it is the one that corresponds in pcitable to the PCI ID of your > card), it will load automatically. > > Try my script from: > > http://www.iruntheinter.net/files/misc/custom-modules.pl-1.3 > > It will do all the steps necessary to rebuild a boot floppy with a > specified set of modules. The modules in the image by default that can > be removed in most cases (to provide enough space for the ones you add) > are: > > usb-storage (if not installing from USB) > sr_mod (if not installing from SCSI or USB CDROM) > nfs,lockd,sunrpc (if not installing from NFS) > vga16fb,fbcon-vga-planes (if frame buffer mode is not required) > > The script can also remove other files from the boot image, like the > splash.lss image and the *.msg files (you'll need to modify syslinux.cfg > as well). Thanks for the feedback. I have tried your script and the same thing. I need the device line for some reason. Maybe it's because of this Dell GX1p and the on-board nic? I'll do a bit more digging. It never probes the network card nor does it try to load it. It prompts me to select a network driver, since I am doing a ftp install. I like your script btw. It does all the stuff I was doing by hand :) - Mike
