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On Saturday 29 April 2006 7:39 am, Willie Wong wrote: |
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> Dear all, |
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> I performed a massive update on my laptop last night, and started |
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> observing the following behaviour on boot. |
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> A message would pop-up saying to the effect that "udev is processing |
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> kernel events" and then proceeds to load a bunch of kernel modules |
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> which I didn't specify for loading in /etc/modules.autoload.d |
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> In autoload, I only specified 'bcm570x' for my NIC, but after the |
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> updates, the computer would automatically load the 'ipw2200' module |
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> for wireless and 'radeon_fb' (which I was playing with for a while |
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> but have decided not to use). |
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> Any clue as to where I can turn off this behaviour? I checked the |
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> config files for udev and /etc/conf.d/rc, and I don't see anything |
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> obvious. |
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You could try rebuilding the kernel without those modules... althoug why is |
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the kernel loading them anyway if the hardware isnt there |
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-- |
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Look, just gimme some inner peace, or I'll mop the floor with ya! |
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-- Homer Simpson |
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