Thank you for your bug report. If you want to always load a module at boot-time, you can add its name to /etc/modules, see also modules(5) (view with `man 5 modules`). The idea of a gui would be debatable: if you really need to hand-compile modules, editing a configuration file wouldn't be too daunting, I presume. Maybe some documentation about it would be useful. But there are thoughts about non-supported modules: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnsupportedKernelModules
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