> > They can be installed anytime before the startup scripts complete,
> > right?
>
>I doo 'em at the end of rc.local, or wherever appropriate.

I must admit that kernel mods really complicate the system startup
process.  I mean, given a split up startup script, would you think
that it should be which of the following?

1)  One file to load the lkm and configure it, such as procfs followed
    by a mount, all in the same file
or
2)  One file to load the mod, then a mount_procfs or something to do
    actual mount

I would think #1 is *much* simplier.

Hmm.  Too bad there isn't on-demand kernel module loading.  Like a
mount loads the module, an umount unloads it.  THAT would be very
cool.

--Michael

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