insmod:tldr:29e07
insmod: Insert a kernel module into the Linux kernel.
$ insmod ${path-to-module-ko}
try on your machine
The command insmod is a Linux command used to insert/load a kernel module. A kernel module is a piece of code that can be dynamically loaded into the running kernel to extend its functionality or add new features or device support without the need to reboot the system.
In the command insmod ${path-to-module-ko}, ${path-to-module-ko} represents the path or location of the kernel module file (usually with a .ko extension) that you want to insert/load into the kernel.
By executing this command, the specified kernel module is inserted into the currently running kernel, making its functionalities available for use.
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never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.