hpsa_allow_any=1 and centos7.5

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I have the old HP server with Smart Array controller.
Centos boots only with hpsa_allow_any=1 option.



I type this string every time after server reboot. But I want to save this option forever, what's why I want to edit modprobe.conf
In old versions of Centos, as I remember, there was modprobe.conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/ derectory. But now there is no such file after default installation of Centos 7.5.



So I have two questions:
1. In what config file I need to add this option?
2. What I need to do after that (/sbin/dracut -v --force or something like that?)









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    I have the old HP server with Smart Array controller.
    Centos boots only with hpsa_allow_any=1 option.



    I type this string every time after server reboot. But I want to save this option forever, what's why I want to edit modprobe.conf
    In old versions of Centos, as I remember, there was modprobe.conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/ derectory. But now there is no such file after default installation of Centos 7.5.



    So I have two questions:
    1. In what config file I need to add this option?
    2. What I need to do after that (/sbin/dracut -v --force or something like that?)









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      I have the old HP server with Smart Array controller.
      Centos boots only with hpsa_allow_any=1 option.



      I type this string every time after server reboot. But I want to save this option forever, what's why I want to edit modprobe.conf
      In old versions of Centos, as I remember, there was modprobe.conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/ derectory. But now there is no such file after default installation of Centos 7.5.



      So I have two questions:
      1. In what config file I need to add this option?
      2. What I need to do after that (/sbin/dracut -v --force or something like that?)









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      I have the old HP server with Smart Array controller.
      Centos boots only with hpsa_allow_any=1 option.



      I type this string every time after server reboot. But I want to save this option forever, what's why I want to edit modprobe.conf
      In old versions of Centos, as I remember, there was modprobe.conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/ derectory. But now there is no such file after default installation of Centos 7.5.



      So I have two questions:
      1. In what config file I need to add this option?
      2. What I need to do after that (/sbin/dracut -v --force or something like that?)







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