Re: LIRC on CentOS 6
Yeechang Lee <[email protected]>
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James B. Huber <[email protected]> says: > > I just need to figure out how to blacklist mceusb. > > Look in /etc/modprobe.d either drop your own file in there or add to > blacklist.conf (just add the line "blacklist mceusb").... Not that simple; an in-kernel module may be loaded as part of initrd and won't response to modprobe.d, which is scanned much later in the boot process. Nouveau is the classic example, which has mystified an entire generation of Linux users trying to get their Nvidia cards to work with the proprietary drivers. Kirk, try adding rdblacklist=mceusb # (or whatever the name of the module is) to the kernel line in /boot/grub/grub.conf. -- Yeechang Lee <[email protected]> | San Francisco