I have put a vendor supplied embedded Linux installation (called X-Linux) onto a hardware device. I ran lsmod to see what modules are loaded and nothing at all is shown. Also there is no /proc/modules directory on the system. What does this mean? Does it mean that no drivers are loaded to communicate with the rest of the devices on the board (ethernet, serial etc?). I don't see how this can be as I have been able to configure the static IP of the board and am able to successfull ftpget files from my desktop development machine. I really am unsure about what is going on and about the stability of the system. Is this is a problem or is it expected behaviour?
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This just means that the drivers are compiled directly into the kernel and that the kernel does not have module support. If you know exactly your target system and the purpose you don't necessarily need module support. |
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