Kernelmoduuleita
Kernelmoduuleita, often referred to as kernel modules, are pieces of code that can be dynamically loaded into or unloaded from the Linux kernel at runtime. This allows for extending the functionality of the kernel without needing to recompile the entire kernel itself or reboot the system. They are a fundamental part of how the Linux kernel manages hardware and software.
Common uses for kernel modules include device drivers, filesystem support, network protocols, and other specialized functionalities.
The process of managing kernel modules is typically handled by user-space utilities such as `insmod` for loading,