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…
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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 example.…
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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 come…
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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 sound…
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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. Stop…
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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. Is…
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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 kernel…
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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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