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  • loaded-module-inspector

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Read-only Linux /proc/modules and /sys/module driver & parameter viewer

Loaded Kernel Module Inspector is a read-only desktop Linux kernel module, built-in subsystem, reverse dependency holder, and parameter viewer. An independent Linux alternative inspired by loaded driver inspection tools such as DriverView, it reads /proc/modules, /sys/module, and /sys/bus driver links strictly in read-only mode without loading, unloading, or modifying modules.

Key Features:

  • Loadable & Built-in Module Inventory: Combines live /proc/modules resident .ko modules with /sys/module/* built-in kernel subsystems, displaying memory coresize, initsize, reference counts, initstate, srcversion, and taint flags.
  • Reverse Dependency Holders Tree: Maps module holder links (/sys/module//holders) and registered /sys/bus//drivers bindings into an interactive dependency tree.
  • Live Sysfs Parameter Inspector: Enumerates readable /sys/module//parameters/ values and file permissions across active kernel subsystems and drivers.
  • Memory Footprint Analytics & Export: Visualizes resident module memory allocation and exports full module and parameter inventories to CSV and JSON.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NirSoft.

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