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The Linux system kernel is monolythic so where are the modules from and what to do with them.
Although the Linux system kernel is monolythic, in order to improve its activity, and remove the need for continuous kernel compilation, the modules were introduced while changing hardware. The modules are parts of the kernel working on its level and containing procedures of supporting some element of the hardware or software system. The micro-course presents the method of managing them , i.e. how to check the list of added modules to the kernel, how to add and delete them.
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