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"Paul Hartman" <paul.hartman+gentoo@×××××.com> writes: |
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[ ... ] (good input, thanks posters) |
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Paul wrote: |
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> Yes, I think the only real solution is to remove things and see what |
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> breaks. |
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So is there consensus here that Pauls' comment above is right? |
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»Q« choose the example of his wireless module |
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> I see the same kind of thing, using alsa instead of oss. But |
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> Whatever the 0's mean, the output of lsmod won't be enough to help |
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> the OP, who really wants to be able to tell what modules are |
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> *needed*. |
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Does that same thing apply to any network driver module? If I have |
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started eth0; will the `0' in lsmod come and go as its used? |
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