This cookbook will aid in adding/removing kernel modules from a running system, and ensure they're loaded at system boot.
The kernel_module resource is now built into Chef 14.3 and later. All future development of this resource will take place int he chef-client codebase, but this cookbook will remain for those on older chef-client releases.
- Debian/Ubuntu
- Redhat and derivatives
- Fedora
- Amazon Linux
- openSUSE
- Chef 12.7+
- none
This recipe expects node[:kernel_modules] to be of the form:
{
raid10: :install,
raid456: :uninstall,
ntfs: :blacklist
}and performs the actions specified on the modules listed, so you can specify modules to load/unload entirely from a role-file.
['kernel_modules']- Hash of modules to perform actions on using the default recipe.
This resource allows you to manage kernel modules.
:install: loads the module immediately, adds an entry to/etc/modprobe.dto ensure it loads on boot, and updates the initramfs.:uninstall: unloads the module immediately, removes the configuration entry, and updates the initrams.:blacklist: unloads the module immediately, and adds a configuration file to blacklist the module.:load: loads the module immediately.:unload: unloads the module immediately.
Permanently load the zfs module:
kernel_module 'zfs'Unload just the raid10 module:
kernel_module 'raid10' do
action :unload
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