What Is Insmod in Linux with an Example?
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What does Insmod do in Linux?

insmod command in Linux systems is used to insert modules into the kernel. Linux is an Operating System which allows the user to load kernel modules on run time to extend the kernel functionalities.

How do I Insmod a module?

3 insmod Examples

  1. Specify module name as an argument. The following command insert the module airo to the Linux kernel. …
  2. Insert a module with any arguments. If there are any arguments that needs to be passed for the module, give that as 3rd option as shown below. …
  3. Specify module name interactively.
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