Re: Finding out where a module is loaded

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Hi,

> After a kernel had booted up, when I do "/sbin/lsmod",
> I see certain modules have been loaded by the kernel
> during boot-up. Is there any way I can find out at
> what address'es the individual modules were loaded.

cat /proc/modules


Also ls -al /sys/module/NAME/sections might get you files from where
you can get more data.

Anand

>  I
> need them for insering symbol tables in kgdb.
>
> Thank you,
> Aha.

Bhanu.
>
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