Editing Kernel
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Related to the [[Directory Structure]] we are in the directory ''/boot/kernel''.<br/> | Related to the [[Directory Structure]] we are in the directory ''/boot/kernel''.<br/> | ||
On this page we show more kernel modules, like driver for wlan, ethernet, bluetooth, sound, file systems... Most of it are not installed by default.<br/> | On this page we show more kernel modules, like driver for wlan, ethernet, bluetooth, sound, file systems... Most of it are not installed by default.<br/> | ||
| − | If you like to start a module at boot time, you have to go to ''/boot/loader.conf'', open it with an editor of your choice. The syntax is | + | If you like to start a module at boot time, you have to go to ''/boot/loader.conf'', open it with an editor of your choice. The syntax is always the same:<br/> |
Take the name of the kernel module, chop of the tailing ''.ko'', also ''/boot/kernel/'' <br/> | Take the name of the kernel module, chop of the tailing ''.ko'', also ''/boot/kernel/'' <br/> | ||
and add the string ''_load="YES"''.<br/> | and add the string ''_load="YES"''.<br/> | ||
