problem: "bash: load: command not found"

English Install/Boot/Login
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i must to load a module to the kernel, now that is the last thing i go to do. but the command “load” doesn’t found. what to do now?

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I am sure you mean to use the command

modprobe

That along with the necessary module will load it into the kernel

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Just as a note ‘modprobe’ is the desired command to load modules into
the kernel as mentioned but, based on the wording the OP used, I thought
I’d mention something else. ‘load’ is the keyword/command used to load
programs on NetWare. NetWare is a bit unique in that every program is a
kernel module… everything (by default) shares memory space. If
‘opsystem’ is coming from a NetWare world perhaps the desire is simply
to load a program and in that case loading a kernel module is not
appropriate. That probably isn’t the case, though, so this is just a
lot of mindless drivel that nobody is caring about, so I’ll finish.

Good luck.

gregosmith wrote:
> I am sure you mean to use the command
>
> modprobe
>
> That along with the necessary module will load it into the kernel
>
>
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