Module parameters
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Use module parameters to configure kernel modules that are compiled as separate modules that can be loaded by the kernel.
Separate kernel modules must be loaded before they can be used. Many modules are loaded automatically by Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS when they are needed.
To keep the module parameters in the context of the device driver or feature module to which they apply, this information describes module parameters as part of the syntax you would use to load the module with modprobe.
To find the separate kernel
modules for Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS, list the contents of the
subdirectories of /lib/modules/<kernel-release>/kernel/drivers/s390 in the Linux® file system. In the path,
<kernel-release> denotes the kernel level. You can query the value for
<kernel-release> with uname -r. You can combine the
commands into
one:
ls -la /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/s390