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2008/6/21 Andrew MacKenzie <amackenz@×××××××.com>: |
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> +++ Duane Griffin [gentoo-user] [Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:53:38PM +0100]: |
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>> Nope, it doesn't work like that. But luckily, there is another way. |
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>> The tuner parameter is an array. Try "tuner=-1,2" to auto-detect on |
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>> the first card and specify the tuner explicitly for the second. |
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> Sweet, I never knew that! Is this 'standard' for options passed to modules |
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> (so if I needed to do something similar with two NICs)? |
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It depends on the specific parameter/module. You can see the parameter |
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types in their description using modinfo. For example, "/sbin/modinfo |
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e1000e" shows most parameters with type "array of int". These will |
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probably work in a similar way. However the "copybreak" parameter has |
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type "uint", so that can only be set to a single value globally. |
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You may also find it useful to check existing parameter values by |
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looking at /sys/module/<module>/parameters/<parameter> files. |
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Cheers, |
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Duane. |
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