Copyright Notice: 9CBS is this BLOG managed service provider. If this paper involves copyright issues, 9CBS does not assume relevant responsibilities, please contact the copyright owner directly with the article Author. Debian system formulation tool, no more, Debian is also very kind! I saw a brother proposal with a brother proposal to list the Debian system formulation tool. I feel very good. In order to let more brothers see, send new stickers, I would like to mind. They are all formulation tools for command line: Rcconf system boot is the service you want to start, useful tools. The base-config system is formulated. After the first startup, it is, it is it, it is a lot of formulation, huh, huh. Debconf debian package formulation system DPKG-Reconfigure is useful for a package that has been installed is useful. Any installed package can be formulated. Apt-Get Install EtherCONF DPKG-Reconfiguration EtherConf network formulation, including host name, IP, DHCP, DNS, Gateway, Netmask. . . Wait. If you use a LAN to access the Internet, these files are important: / etc / hostname hostname / etc / network / interfaces network preparation /etc/resolv.conf DNS formulation such as Nameserver 202.96.104.18 Nameserver 202.96.103.36 DPKG-Reconfiguration XServer -xfree86 mouse, keyboard, display and graphics card formulation, can not enter X, look at it. Or manually modify / etc / x11 / xf86config-4, the same effect. MODCONF will definitely touch the form of form-based module selection interface when you just start installing the system (I have also written a post, about how to choose the module), is it. Debian thinks very thoughtful, it is done well, just waiting for you to choose, I will forget or want to remove the module, don't rely on the problem, huh, huh. Of course, you can also manually add: / etc / modules Written here is the kernel module you want to load when you boot, you can add it, /etc/modules.conf module is formulated, this does not have to change it, you modified / etc / After Modules, you can rebuild /etc/modules.conf and /etc/chandev.conf with /etc/chandev.conf with Update-modules. Several easy commands: modprobe - high level handling of loadable modules ModProbe -c Displays the module that is currently being used to formulate the MODPROBE -L display that can match the module list, you can find the module you need MODPROBE MODNAME loading Module MODPROBE -R MODNAME Removing Module Insmod - Install Loadable Kernel Module Installs a loaded module to the running kernel. Rmmod Uninstall the module from the running kernel. LSMOD lists the loaded modules. Modinfo Modname shows information of each module, very interesting.
