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A loadable kernel module is inserted into a running Linux kernel with

  • A.mknod
  • B.udevadm
  • C.insmod or modprobe
  • D.mount

Answer: C

Correct answer: insmod or modprobe

insmod inserts a single module file, and modprobe does the same while resolving and loading whatever the module depends on. mknod creates a device node, udevadm manages device events, and mount attaches a filesystem - three different jobs.

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