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modprobe commands not running in go file?

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Hi folks, recently since the last 2 minor updates, I have to run these commands


modprobe i2c-i801
modprobe i2c-dev

before I can get openrgb to work with my RAM, as I just want to turn the lights off on it and it defaults to rainbow mode.

The thing is that when I add these commands to my go file, they don't seem to run, openrgb won't pick up on my sticks until I run these commands in a terminal and restart the container.

Am i doing the go file thing right? I would just like these commands to run before I start the array and my containers, I don't have any of these on auto-start.

Thanks again for any info.

Solved by bmartino1

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  • Solution

My probe needs to wait until something else load which wont within to go file. (Too early in boot process)

You're better off using a user script plug-in and running the script at first to array start.

Edited by bmartino1

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5 hours ago, bmartino1 said:

My probe needs to wait until something else low which within to go file.

You're better off using a user script plug-in and running the script at first to array start.

Alright I will try that and mark as a solution if it does the trick for me. Thanks.

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Worked, thanks!

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