I’m looking for a few kernel modules to load i2c-dev and i2c-bcm2708. But the modprobe command returns:
I’m wondering if I can use the directory listing of /sys/module instead of lsmod to get a list of currently loaded modules.
I have a Linux kernel module which I compiled dynamically. How is it added to startup? There are lot of .ko files in /lib/modules. How is priority set for loading these modules?
I configured and compiled Linux kernel with nouveau driver built-into kernel, i.e. with <*> as opposed to <M> when doing make menuconfig inside Linux kernel source directory.
I want to create a USB-to-USB data transfer system in Linux (preferably Ubuntu). For this I want to use no external hardware or switch (except this cable). It’s going to be like mounting a USB drive to a system, but in this scenario one of the Linux systems is going to be mounted on the other. How can I create this?
My distribution is Fedora 17 Gnome.
Every time I reboot/restart my computer I need to run this command as root:
Without unplugging my keyboard I’d like to disable it from the terminal; I was hoping that this could be done using rmmod but based on my currently loaded modules it doesn’t look like it is possible.
I’m trying to use the TL-WN725N as an USB WiFi-Adapter with Fedora 20.
I don’t want to load the kernel module nouveau on my debian box at startup, so I put the following in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf: