2.4. Enabling Auto-Loading for the SRR Module

SRR Module : The srripc Linux Kernel Module, Version 1.4.43
	Chapter 2. Installation

Most Linux distributions ship with auto-loading enabled. So, unless you are running a modified or trimmed down version of the kernel, you can almost certainly ignore this section.

You can test to see if your kernel is auto-loading as follows:

Unload the SRR Module using the rmmod command:
```
# /sbin/rmmod srripc
```
Run the SRR Module test program (explained above) from the srr-x.x.x/test/ subdirectory:
```
# cd srr-x.x.x/test/
# make linux
```

If the test runs, then your kernel has successfully auto-loaded the SRR Module. If the test did not run, then you will have to rebuild your kernel with kernel auto-loading turned on.

In the 2.2 and later kernel's configuration section "Loadable Module Support", answer YES to both:
```
Enable loadable module support
```
and
```
Kernel module loader
```
Recompile your Linux kernel and reboot.


2.3. Installing the SRR Module		2.5. Example Code