Either use lsmod within a system call or check /proc/modules (correct spot?)
insmod will insert the module. Just again by a system call
(....system("/<path>/insmod <module>");....)
Unfortunately I am on windows so I can't proof it.
Heinz
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> Hi,
>
> is there a way to check from a user space program if a module is
> installed or not ?
> And if my module is mot installed how to do it inside the program ?
>
> Fred
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