How do I apply an insmod option?


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    How do I apply an insmod option?

    This may be simple, but I cant seem to find an example of this...

    I am trying to use a module driver for a tv tuner card.. The readme says i may have to "pass card=# as insmod option"
    How do I do this??

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    Just use modprobe:
    $ su
    # /sbin/modprobe <your_module>
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    combining `date` with `cal`:
    d=$(date | cut -d' ' -f3) ;\
    echo -e "$(cal | sed -e "s/$d/\\\033[30;47;1m$d\\\033[0m/")"

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    I figured it out.. i knew it was easy..

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    You're welcome anyways.
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