Modules extend the functionality of the kernel by loading/unloading into the kernel upon demand and without the need to reboot the system. Device drivers are a prominent example of modules that allow the kernel to access hardware.
Questions tagged [modules]
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How do I load a module at boot time?
As stated in Why is my Audio (Sound) Output not working?, to initialise the sound driver, you must run sudo modprobe snd_bcm2835 every time you want to output sound.
How do I get this to run on boot? (i.e. before logging in and without any input)
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How compile a loadable kernel module without recompiling kernel
I have read quite a bit about how to compile a kernel module on (and for) the Raspberry Pi, but I'm still not quite able to figure out why it's not working. I have been able to build the module, but it reports Invalid module format when I try to…
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Installed pyusb, still: 'ImportError: no module named core'
On my Raspberry Pi I installed libusb and pyusb via sudo apt-get install libusb-dev python-usb.
But running some Python code (pyrow, to read data from a rowing machine) gives me this error at import usb.core:
ImportError: no module named core
This…
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How to make raspbian load the i2c-dev module on boot up
I have installed 2012-07-15-wheezy-raspbian, and the i2c-dev module and i2c_bcm2708
are there and work with i2c-tools.
How do I get the i2c-dev module etc. to load at bootup?
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Cannot Use SPI frequency above 500 kHz
I am running Arch Linux ARM on a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, and I am attempting to communicate with a TFT display. I am writing a kernel module to interface with the display using SPI, and it works, but I cannot get the SPI frequency to go above 500…
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Enabling audible terminal bell/beep on wheezy
I am trying to enable an audible terminal bell/beep through the 1/8" mini-rca audio out (headphone jack) on debian wheezy with the rapsberry pi model b. Normal audio works as expected, when playing a shockwave file in Midori with gnash for…
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Designing Raspberry Pi Compute Module with Ethernet capability
I recently got the new Raspberry Pi Compute Module due to the small size and ability to create custom board attaching with it.
The application requirement I need is just USB, some I/Os and LAN.
I realised the module development kit doesn't not…
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How to make PCM5102 DAC work on Raspberry Pi ZeroW?
I purchased a PCM5102 for my PiZeroW, but having problems finding
complete driver software information
voltage information
wiring information.
I chose this particular unit because they seemed very popular on Ebay when talking about adding I2S…
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Compile linux module on Raspbian error
I am trying to compile a simple helloworld module on my Raspberry Pi B+ under the 3.18.7+ Kenel. I did it after THIS tutorial.
When I try to build my module I have this error :
make[1]: *** /lib/modules/3.18.7+/build: No such file or directory. …
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Can the GPIO`s pins be used as another RX and TX?
I am entering the world of Raspberry PI. The reason I write, I require Raspberry connect the GSM / GPRS and GPS Fruit Adan (The 3 together) module. So far, I've only managed to connect the GPS and RPI or GSM / GPRS and RPI, previous TTL-USB wire.…
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Docker Daemon fails to run - containerd will not start
Fairly new to Linux. Trying to run Docker on a raspberrypi.
sudo service docker status
docker.service: Job docker.service/start failed with result 'dependency'.
sudo systemctl list-dependencies docker
container.d not started
sudo systemctl start…
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How can I setup the video / graphics on the Raspberry Pi 3?
There seem to be redundant accelerated video module options for the Raspberry Pi 3.
I read that the Raspberry Pi uses a device tree (a rather clever solution for ARM systems which do not have the standardized PCI bus).
There are two different…
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Can Compute Modules provide clustering and high availability?
I am very interested in Compute Modules, but have a few concerns:
The main press release (linked above) for Compute Modules states that these systems are "primarily designed for those who are going to create their own PCB". Does this mean it is…
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Connection for 6 raspberry pi camera modules?
Any ideas, I want to configure 6 cameras for 360 degree view
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how to access to the configuration of my raspberry pi os lite
Hello I want to access the menuconfig of the raspberry pi os lite, but I had this error
root@raspberrypi:/# make menuconfig
make: *** No rule to make target 'menuconfig'. Stop.
root@raspberrypi:/#
I want to see the configuration of this os is it…
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