How do I specify a module parameter?

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grub_is_bobbins
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How do I specify a module parameter?

Post by grub_is_bobbins »

(kernel command line) snd-intel-dspcfg.dsp_driver=3
(modprobe command line) modprobe snd-intel_dspcfg dsp_driver=3

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Re: How do I specify a module parameter?

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You can edit /etc/rc.d/MODULESCONFIG

#ADDLIST: if a module did not get auto-loaded but you know it is required for
#your hardware, add it to this list. Note, BootManager will read/write this.
#this variable is read at bootup by /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
#an entry is allowed to have parameters, replace ' ' with ':'. ex: "mmc_block:major=179"
#note, list needs a space char at beginning and at end.
ADDLIST=''

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Re: How do I specify a module parameter?

Post by grub_is_bobbins »

Excellent Caramel, thank you very much, helpful.
I am only able to have HDMI sound, not line-out sound.
line-out sound needs kernel 5.19 for Sound Open Firmware for ES8336 codec (since 2021,) on my Intel N3350; not all N3350 are the same.
I have line-out sound working in Devuan refractasnapshot.

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