Open adrian15 opened 8 years ago
This is a new option for blacklisting kernel modules.
This is useful when using a new kernel module is hanging your system at boot.
How to deal with this problem?
Blacklist the kernel module and then from inside your system you will be able to blacklist it completely or uninstall that module.
Strategy 1: Add a blacklist definition with higher priority file name at: /etc/modprobe.d/ directory.
Strategy 2: Add a linux clone /etc/grub.d/ so that this blacklist module is included as a kernel boot parametre.
This is a new option for blacklisting kernel modules.
This is useful when using a new kernel module is hanging your system at boot.
How to deal with this problem?
Blacklist the kernel module and then from inside your system you will be able to blacklist it completely or uninstall that module.
Strategy 1: Add a blacklist definition with higher priority file name at: /etc/modprobe.d/ directory.
Strategy 2: Add a linux clone /etc/grub.d/ so that this blacklist module is included as a kernel boot parametre.