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SubjectDetecting kmod
I have began using kmod with 2.1.90 now and I was wondering how many of
you where detecting weather to make the appropriate echo's or start kerneld
when booting multiple kernels (which I sometimes do to test things)

I now have if [ `uname -r` = '2.1.90' ]; then in my startup script but as
you can see that's going to get really annoying after kernel 2.1.90.

So what do you people do? Is there a file I could check for in /proc or
something?

-= Anthony DeStefano =-
<destefano@usa.net>



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