On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, William wrote: > Hello Rudolf; > There is no /etc/modules in my OS. > I'm wondering if it should be pasted into the specified folder as > something other than a text file. I don't yet know how to do this. > William Hello, Step 1: Do you know the module names? If not, just after sensors-detect exits there is written what modules should be inserted for your system. You need to edit /etc/rc.d/rc.modules Its a text file, writable by root. lines are like #this is comment modprobe some_module_name You will just add for EXAMPLE modprobe i2c-isa modprobe .... Step 2: How to edit this file. Simplest way is to check if you have some textmode editor, like vi, vim or joe. become root with this command: su (type your root password) cd /etc/rc.d/ joe rc.modules Now use cursor keys, backspace to delete just like any other editor. modprobe yourmodule1 modprobe yourmodule2 When done editing, press and hold ctrl key and press k x your file is saved. If you use vi or vim, type vi rc.modules press i key use cursor lines to go to the end of file add modprobe yourmodule1 modprobe yourmodule2 press esc press : press w press q press enter To abort editing simply close terminal window. I hope this helps for now. Regards Rudolf
