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I compiled custom kernel with couple extra drivers and due they had conflicts when I tried to add them as built-in drivers to kernel, I had to compile them as separate modules. I signed the modules, insmodded them and they work well. No conflicts. The problem is that I neither have modules directory in /system/lib folder nor /vendor/lib. I tried to create them manually but even after creation, it didn't load after reboot. Now questions:

  1. Where can I put kernel modules if I don't have these folders?
  2. How can I make it without modifying system? I want to ship the kernel as only 1 AnyKernel3 zip.

Please, if you at least know answer to one of these questions, respond either as answer or comment.

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  • I feel that this is about programming/development, so off-topic here.
    – Rohit Gupta
    Jul 19 at 10:59
  • Put them in /system/lib/modules/ or /vendor/lib/modules/. You need to load them using a boot script. They are not auto-loaded. To avoid modifying /system, use Magisk modules.
    – Irfan Latif
    Jul 19 at 16:21
  • @IrfanLatif, I can remount /vendor partition as rw and then add those modules and folders. Issue is at loading them. How can I load them?
    – Running Child
    Jul 19 at 19:07
  • My init binary is compiled code. Where else can I add insmod /vendor/lib/modules/module.ko line?
    – Running Child
    Jul 19 at 19:08
  • See Magisk Boot Scripts and How to run an executable on boot?.
    – Irfan Latif
    Jul 20 at 16:13

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