To check the modules that are already installed inside the kernel, you have to run this code: lsmod. When the module has been built, now it is the stage to load it in the kernel. You can load it by the command “Insmod” or “Modprobe”.
Syntax: Insmod[filename][module-options] //module-options are command line arguments to kernel objects.
Insmod always accepts only one filename at a time.
Modprobe offers more features than Insmod like it can decide which module is to be loaded and is aware of the module dependencies.