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[nebbors]

Need module? Do I need to recompile myself or is it easier than that?

[nebbors]

No one?

[MarkHaysHarris777]

Need module? Do I need to recompile myself or is it easier than that?

Your question is too vague.

... are we talking about a Python module ( sometimes VERY easy )?

... are we talking about a kernel module ( sometimes extremely difficult )?

... or perhaps we're discussing a C module ( usually easy and almost always automated )?

[nebbors]

Need module? Do I need to recompile myself or is it easier than that?

Your question is too vague.

... are we talking about a Python module ( sometimes VERY easy )?

... are we talking about a kernel module ( sometimes extremely difficult )?

... or perhaps we're discussing a C module ( usually easy and almost always automated )?

good point. kernel module required for a docker compile.

[MarkHaysHarris777]

Need module? Do I need to recompile myself or is it easier than that?

Your question is too vague.

... are we talking about a Python module ( sometimes VERY easy )?

... are we talking about a kernel module ( sometimes extremely difficult )?

... or perhaps we're discussing a C module ( usually easy and almost always automated )?

good point. kernel module required for a docker compile.

You will need the kernel header files for sure;  if the module (name?) support has already been added to the kernel you can compile the module source and then put the module blahblah.so in the /lib directory, and then insmod it;  however,  if the module support is NOT in the kernel yet , you will also need to recompile the kernel ( a pain in the arse but doable ) and then decide whether to statically link it, or insmod it.  

Some of this depends on your skill set too...