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> I like to know whether the kernel modules concepts is
> present only in linux (or) it is also supported in
> some other flavour of unix operating systems.
> Can any one please update me, regarding this ?

I know that there's also kernel modules in Solaris, and possibly in all
unix dialects.

Julien.