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Hello, i have an problem with modprobe command...i compiled the usbcore module and inserted using " insmod " command...and its working..when i see " lsmod " its in that list...but ...
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    "FATAL: Module not found error" using modprobe

    Hello,
    i have an problem with modprobe command...i compiled the usbcore module and inserted using "insmod" command...and its working..when i see "lsmod" its in that list...but when i insert this module using "modprobe" i am getting the FATAL error....that is

    root@sharief-desktop:/home/sharief/Desktop/drivers/core# modprobe usbcore.ko
    FATAL: Module usbcore.ko not found
    .
    i dont know whats the error...can anyone help me...
    Thanks in advance...

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    hi,


    you dont run modprobe as
    Code:
    modprobe module_name.ko
    but
    Code:
    modprobe module_name
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    yes...getting the same error...see

    root@sharief-desktop:/home/sharief/Desktop/drivers/core# modprobe usbcore
    FATAL: Module usbcore not found.
    Thanks in advance...

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    what are your distribution and release?

    usbcore is compiled in the kernel i guess. do you have
    /sys/module/usbcore ?
    Code:
    ls /sys/module/usbcore
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    yes...i disabled that module while compiling the kernel.....now i am trying to install manually...this is for college project...please help me
    Thanks in advance...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shariefbe View Post
    ...this is for college project...please help me
    You never should have said that.

    Linux Forums has a policy of not helping with homework questions. I am sorry, but that is the policy.
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    I'm going to close this thread, so that other members aren't tempted to break the rules.

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