Driver load order linux

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 · Get more information about the driver. To get more information about specific driver use modinfo command. The syntax is: modinfo { driver-name } To see information about a Linux Kernel module called e, enter: $ modinfo e Sample outputs. When the kernel detects some hardware for which it lacks a driver, or certain other components such as network protocols or cryptographic algorithms, it calls /sbin/modprobe to load the module. For hardware drivers, the kernel passes names that encode the PCI id, the USB id, or other systematic designation of the hardware.  · How to control the driver order be loaded by linux？ For example: I have two ethernet card is A and B. Sometimes A be loaded first sometimes another. How to control A card be load first in every times?

How to Load and Unload (Remove) Kernel Modules in Linux. To load a kernel module, we can use the insmod (insert module) command. Here, we have to specify the full path of the module. The command below will insert the www.doorway.ru module. # insmod /lib/modules/generic/kernel/drivers/cpufreq/www.doorway.ru driver is working fine if i unload the www.doorway.ru first and then load naughty_www.doorway.ru I wants to load naughty_www.doorway.ru at boot time before www.doorway.ru is loaded so that all the interrupts from mouse come to my driver first and then to www.doorway.ru Could anyone please tell how to automatically load my naughty_www.doorway.ru before www.doorway.ru All groups and messages.

To avoid wasting memory on unused device drivers, Oracle Linux supports loadable kernel Modules are unloaded in the reverse order that they were loaded. Different PMDs may require different kernel drivers in order to work properly. Depending on the PMD being used, a corresponding kernel driver should be loaded. Update references to Linux Device Drivers book, Linux Kernel Module high−level drivers can be loaded and unloaded in any order after that.