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Hi,
recently i have installed FC 4 on my Toshiba laptop. to make my wireless wrok i installed and my laptop detects the wireless card now but when i tried to load the modules using ismod command it says
bash: insmod: command not found
First, you should use modprobe instead of insmod to load kernel modules. Second, are you logged on as root and do you have the /sbin directory in your PATH (i.e. does it show up when you type "echo $PATH")? Try typing the full path to run it:
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