kmod command in Linux is used to manage kernel modules. i.e.- Insert, list, load and unload the kernel modules.

To get help with kmod command, use kmod --help command.

kmod --help

kmod -help
To know kmod installed version, use kmod --version in terminal.

kmod --version

kmod --version
To list currently loaded modules, use command kmod --list in terminal.

kmod --list

kmod list

kmod list | grep "intel"

kmod list grep intel

kmod list | grep "intel" > output.txt

To get the information about currently running kernel modules use kmod command with static-nodes option.

kmod static-nodes

kmod static-nodes

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