IEEE1394 module not loaded

[christopher downs]

In debian land I create /etc/init.d/rc.start and chmod 0755 it. Then I 
add it to my startup script such as:

update-rc.d rc.start defaults ( generic way here ) - below is from my 
running rc.start script.

you could simply add this to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and get the same 
result, the modules will load on boot.

#!/bin/sh
echo "Inserting Nvidia Modules"
/sbin/modprobe nvidia

echo "Starting Audio Devices"
/sbin/insmod emu10k1
/sbin/insmod ac97_codec
/sbin/insmod sound

echo "Starting Crypt Loop"
/sbin/modprobe cryptoloop
/sbin/modprobe cipher-twofish

echo "cdrw setup"
/sbin/insmod sg
/sbin/insmod ide-scsi
/sbin/insmod sr_mod

echo "ieee1394 module insertion"
/sbin/modprobe ieee1394
/sbin/modprobe raw1394
/sbin/modprobe ohci1394
/sbin/modprobe dv1394
/sbin/modprobe video1394
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Peter Amisano wrote:

>It works!!!!
>
>Thx for the help.  I do, of course, have a few more questions:
>
>1.  How do I get the modules to load on boot up.  Currently, I have to
>'insmod' the modules after every reboot.
>
>2.  When capturing video from my digital8 camcorder, the video stops playing
>in Kino.  The video is being captured and I can edit the final product but
>the video freezes when I hit the capture button.  Is there some way to
>configure the video to keep playing?  I currently have Kino configured to
>capture RAW video using the RAW1394 driver.
>
>3.  Last but not least, what is the difference between
>raw1394-5.0.9.0-1mdk.rpm and raw1394-0.9.0.rpm  I was trying to install the
>latest version of dvgrab and it said it needed the latter, but I have the -5
>version installed on my system.
>
>Thx again, I appreciate all your help.
>
>Pete
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