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Use /etc/modprobe.preload.d/pcmcia for PCMCIA controller loading
Tue, 23 May 2006
Now that the pcmcia initscript is dead, we have to preload the PCMCIA controller module using another way.
Previously, I wrote an udev rule to load yenta-socket at coldplug for devices supporting it, but other controllers were not handled.
Since /etc/rc.modules now also loads modules from /etc/modprobe.preload.d/, I've made the harddrake::autoconf module drop a pcmcia file there, that contains the name of the PCMCIA controler module.
This is now used in the installer and harddrake.
This also made me notice the yenta-socket preload rule was broken in the pcmciautils package, it lead to general PCI hotplugging /o\
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