Hi,
Hi, i know this advice comes late, but I was having a similar problem and
found this post. I had no idea what compat meant.
Here is what I found use sudo to perfrom modprobe on Debian 9.
sudo apt-get install kmod
then
sudo modprobe -h
Usage:
modprobe [options] [-i] [-b] modulename
modprobe [options] -a [-i] [-b] modulename [modulename...]
modprobe [options] -r [-i] modulename
modprobe [options] -r -a [-i] modulename [modulename...]
modprobe [options] -c
modprobe [options] --dump-modversions filename
Management Options:
-a, --all Consider every non-argument to
be a module name to be inserted
or removed (-r)
-r, --remove Remove modules instead of inserting
--remove-dependencies Also remove modules depending on it
-R, --resolve-alias Only lookup and print alias and exit
--first-time Fail if module already inserted or removed
-i, --ignore-install Ignore install commands
-i, --ignore-remove Ignore remove commands
-b, --use-blacklist Apply blacklist to resolved alias.
-f, --force Force module insertion or removal.
implies --force-modversions and
--force-vermagic
--force-modversion Ignore module's version
--force-vermagic Ignore module's version magic
Query Options:
-D, --show-depends Only print module dependencies and exit
-c, --showconfig Print out known configuration and exit
-c, --show-config Same as --showconfig
--show-modversions Dump module symbol version and exit
--dump-modversions Same as --show-modversions
General Options:
-n, --dry-run Do not execute operations, just print out
-n, --show Same as --dry-run
-C, --config=FILE Use FILE instead of default search paths
-d, --dirname=DIR Use DIR as filesystem root for /lib/modules
-S, --set-version=VERSION Use VERSION instead of `uname -r`
-s, --syslog print to syslog, not stderr
-q, --quiet disable messages
-v, --verbose enables more messages
-V, --version show version
-h, --help show this help
sudo modprobe <module_name>
My environment is dissimlar becasue I had to build and install linxu-gpib
from source and edit the required config files a root.
I am using this to probe my GPIB ni device.
sudo modprobe ni_usb_gpib
Type sudo tail -f /var/log/mesages to see
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