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Some modules doesn't load on boot up

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I have tried to build my custom installation of ubuntu using Ubuntu-core. All work the way I wanted except some modules for my devices like my touchpad and wireless doesn't load automatically, so I have to load them manually using modprobe command. Why does this happend

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answered 3 Years ago berlorful · Accepted Answer

As Alla comments, you should just need to add the name of the module to /etc/modules.

sudo nano /etc/modules

Then add the name of your module (you can also specify parameters here) preferably before the loop module and if some driver depends of other, in the order the modules should be loaded. Then press Ctrl + O and Ctrl + X. Reboot, and everything should be fine.