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# Getting started
## Where the modules come from
Each module comes from a C file under the [`kernel_module` directory]((kernel_module/). For module usage see:
## Module documentation
head kernel_module/modulename.c
Also have a look for the userland test scripts / executables that may be present in the host with the same name as the module:
Many of the modules have userland test scripts / executables with the same name as the module, e.g. form inside the guest:
/modulename.sh
/modulename.out
The sources of those tests will further clarify what the corresponding kernel modules does. To find them on the host, do a quick:
git ls-files | grep modulename
## Rebuild
If you make changes to the kernel modules or most configurations tracked on this repository, you can just use again: