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i typed modprob 3c509 it said module...some thing ,also told me the path of the module
the module is like 3c509.o
wt next to do??
i tried to configure it using ifconfig ..but cannot msg is device busy or not found??
ya its 3c509b
wt will insmod 3c509.o and modprob 3c509,o will do???pls tell me their working
Originally posted by TW2001 modprobe lists loaded modules
insmod loads module
Not exactly. Modprobe loads a module with dependencies (if the module requires other one, both are loaded), insmod loads only the one module (among other things). Modprobe is an interface to insmod, in fact. When you want to load a module, use modprobe.
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