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Hi,
I am using fedora core 3 to work on load modules.
when I am trying module commands like
"lsmod", "modprobe", "insmod" etc...
I am getting
"lsmod: command not found."
"modprobe: command not found."
"insmod: command not found."
can anyone tell me how I can enable these commands to load modules dynamically in fedora core 3...
Hi,
You just checkout in /sbin/
you can find
/sbin/lsmod
/sbin/modprobe
remember you have to be in root in order to invoke this command.
skv
Quote:
Originally Posted by kirany
Hi,
I am using fedora core 3 to work on load modules.
when I am trying module commands like
"lsmod", "modprobe", "insmod" etc...
I am getting
"lsmod: command not found."
"modprobe: command not found."
"insmod: command not found."
can anyone tell me how I can enable these commands to load modules dynamically in fedora core 3...
Hi,
Can anyone guide me how I can debug kernel module or a thread using GDB?
I tried myself using GDB.
I see the code enters the main process and executes step by step till the thread called and never enters into the thread function.
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insmod command in fedora core 3
