Load modules from /etc/modules #131
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Auto-load modules listed in the `/etc/modules` file. This makes it possible for systems to specify (and users to override) the load of kernel modules that may not be detectable via `uevent` messages. Previously these modules were compiled into the kernel, but this does not support cases where they could be optional. For example, it would be nice to have a few USB gadget driver options without hardcoding them into the kernel. This lets systems be made where the default case loads a Ethernet/serial gadget driver (for example), but that can be disabled by overriding `/etc/modules` with a different set of drivers.
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I presume this would enable this to work dynamically: nerves-project/nerves_system_rpi0#62 |
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FYI - there's some out-of-band discussion on how this is handled. E.g., by file in |
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I'm curious if there's any update / recap on the discussion/trade-offs because I lost track of it and assumed it was already decided/merged. |
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It hasn't been resolved. Justin got busy and I haven't prototyped an Application config version so that we can properly compare options. |
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Intended to be merged after #130.
Auto-load modules listed in the
/etc/modulesfile. This makes itpossible for systems to specify (and users to override) the load of
kernel modules that may not be detectable via
ueventmessages.Previously these modules were compiled into the kernel, but this does
not support cases where they could be optional. For example, it would
be nice to have a few USB gadget driver options without hardcoding them
into the kernel. This lets systems be made where the default case loads
a Ethernet/serial gadget driver (for example), but that can be disabled
by overriding
/etc/moduleswith a different set of drivers.