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When administering a system, which command would you use to load a kernel module for immediate use without reflecting on module dependencies or its configuration?

modinfo
modprobe
lsmod
insmod

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'insmod' is the correct command for directly inserting a module into the Linux kernel without checking module dependencies. 'modprobe', in contrast, inserts a module considering its dependencies. 'lsmod' lists the currently loaded modules, and 'modinfo' provides detailed information about a specific module. Hence, the correct choice involves using 'insmod' when you do not want to account for dependencies.

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