Questions tagged [kernel-module]
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USB Keyboard Interrupt Linux Kernel Module [duplicate]
I am trying to identify the interrupt used for the USB keyboard in Linux Debian. After pulling out my USB keyboad then plugging it back in dmesg shows me this:
[11614.703111] usb 3-5: new low-speed ...
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Installing VirtualBox on Debian 12 Bookworm With Errors
I have a Clevo PD70SND-G, fresh from China. Installed Debian 12 Bookworm. I am attempting to install, and use, VirtualBox. I have data on a VirtualBox machine that I need access to.
I have attempted ...
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`nvidia-driver` install failing due to kernel module build error
This wasn't something I did, but a bug in Debian.
See this thread on the matter. The kernel update from 6.1.0-17 to 6.1.0-18 broke the nvidia kernel module. I must have coincidentally updated my ...
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Apply usbhid quirks
I have device 0x56a:0x350 (wacom cintiq pro 16) which accidentally (due to hardware issue), it's read by the system (on any machine or OS) as 0x56a:0x34e (wacom MobileStudio Pro 16)
It's working fine, ...
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How can I see which modules exists in a .so files?
I'm trying to understand Linux and *.so files. It's hard.
I try to figure out, how can I find which modules are available in a *.so file, e.g:
In my httpd configuration file I found the following line:...
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Ethernet PHY is busy for getting eye diagram
I'm working with Marvell (Ethernet) PHY as a part of an embedded Linux system (as a part of the kernel module), and I want to get eye diagram statistics, but I get the PHY is busy all the time while ...
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How do I get initramfs to find the root partition on all devices?
I have the following setup:
artix linux OS
linux-hardened kernel “6.1.24-hardened1-1-hardened”
encrypted root partition (no lvm)
unencrypted boot partition (GRUB installed)
device is a USB stick
no ...
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How can I enable the 4 SPI interfaces on BeagleBoard X15 so that they are visible in the /dev directory?
I have configured and compiled the Linux kernel using buildroot. I want to have access to spi buses on this board in user mode. Here are the steps I've take to compile the kernel.
1- clone the ...
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No vbox guest modules load in Debian guest after update Virtualbox from v6 to v7
After updated Virtualbox from v6 to v7 on Window 10 - I installed extension pack for v7 and then reinstalled guest additions for the guest.
The guest is Debian-based AntiX with kernel 4.9. I have also ...
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Can't install and use acpi_call on Fedora 37
Fedora 37 Workstation 6.0.7-301.fc37.x86_64
I downloaded acpi_call from here, and rpm -qa | grep acpi_call returns acpi_call-1.1.0-1.noarch, so it's installed.
And rpm -ql acpi_call returns list of ...
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wireguard installation: modprobe wireguard fails
I installed wireguard on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and all is fine.
On another older machine running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I have problems in wireguard installation. When I execute
sudo ip link add dev wg0 type ...
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What does --allowerasing option in dnf command do?
I am reading a book which instructs me to install 5.24stream and minimal profile of Perl module by running...
dnf module install perl:5.24/minimal --allowerasing
Everything was explained in it except ...
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How to compile only the KVM kernel module from Linux source tree?
I am hoping to compile the KVM module from Linux source code and install it on my Debian machine. However, I do not want to compile the entire Linux. My kernel comes from Debian.
I heard from the ...
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Kernel lockdown disallows loading of an self-compiled and self-signed in-tree kernel module
I'm having difficulties loading a kernel module that I myself compiled and signed for Secure Boot. The module in question is ec_sys, located within drivers/acpi directory of the kernel tree.
I'm using ...
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Linux SMP system: User process, Kernel module functions, Kernel module interrupt handler, SLUBs: run on which core?
I'm having some uncertainties regarding the kernelspace / userspace behaviour of multicore multithread systems, especially in combination with allocations using SLUB.
Could you please give me some ...
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