modprobe

(Just use 'modprobe' as root for each possibility to see if one recognizes the wireless card.)

LinuxQuestions.org Cosafina 2010

The problem may be caused by the fact that ISA IDE and SCSI adapter are no longer attempted to be autodetected. if you use such hardware, load the proper driver manually with the "modprobe" command and exit from this shell. for old IDE controller, the correct module name is

LinuxQuestions.org 2009

Such as for "modprobe", the list consisted of modules.

LinuxQuestions.org 2009

'modprobe' the emu10k1 driver (for my SB Audigy sound card) it would fail.

OSNews 2009

'modprobe' the emu10k1 driver (for my SB Audigy sound card) it would fail.

OSNews 2009

'modprobe' the emu10k1 driver (for my SB Audigy sound card) it would fail.

OSNews 2009

You'll need ipmitool package (universe repository); sudo apt-get install ipmitool then you'll need to load all the modules: sudo modprobe ipmi_devintf sudo modprobe ipmi_si sudo modprobe ipmi_msghandler

IPMI in Ubuntu 8.04 Ante Karamati 2008

You'll need ipmitool package (universe repository); sudo apt-get install ipmitool then you'll need to load all the modules: sudo modprobe ipmi_devintf sudo modprobe ipmi_si sudo modprobe ipmi_msghandler

Archive 2008-09-01 Ante Karamati 2008

Add the line options psmouse proto=imps to /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.conf and then reboot.

CrunchBang Linux Updates For 64-Bit Support, Faster Start-Up | Lifehacker Australia 2009

This can be done by adding the module names one per line to /etc/modules and reboot, and/or by using modprobe, e.g. for i in dm_mod dm_crypt aes sha256 ; do sudo modprobe $i ; done.

Encrypted usb sticks magnio 2007