Which of the following commands loads the module file into the kernel and changes any symbols that are defined on the command line?

The correct answer is A. insmod. insmod is a system administration command. Load the module file into the kernel, changing any symbols that are defined on the command line. If the module file is named file.o or file.mod, the module will be named file.

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Which of the following commands loads the module file into the kernel and changes any symbols that are defined on the command line?

Options

Ainsmod
Bdepmod
Cmodprobe
Dsetmod

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Explanation

insmod is a system administration command. Load the module file into the kernel, changing any symbols that are defined on the command line. If the module file is named file.o or file.mod, the module will be named file.

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#insmod#kernel modules#symbol resolution#module loading

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