Automatically load module on system startup

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If adding the module to the file /etc/modules doesn't work, take a look on blacklist files at /etc/modprobe.d and search if your module was there...

you can run grep -i 8812au *.* at this folder /etc/modprobe.d and remove or comment all the entries, add 8812au to /etc/modules and then reboot.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Aaron Boucher
    Aaron Boucher over 1 year

    I have a Netgear A6100 USB Wi-Fi adapter connected to my desktop, using the 8812au kernel module.

    However, I have to run sudo modprobe 8812au on every system startup.

    How can I get Ubuntu to automatically load the module on startup and after system updates?

    • David Foerster
      David Foerster about 9 years
      Can you try, if adding a line with 8812au to /etc/modules helps?
    • Fabby
      Fabby about 9 years
      Any feed-back on above comment???
  • Lorenzo Lerate
    Lorenzo Lerate about 2 years
    Taking a look on blacklisted files worked for me! Thanks