Kernel modules that are loaded during the boot process are typically defined in the _________ directory.
- /lib/modules
- /boot
- /etc/kernel
- /var/modules
The correct option is /lib/modules. Kernel modules (device drivers and other kernel extensions) that are loaded during the boot process are typically defined in the /lib/modules directory. This directory contains subdirectories for different kernel versions and modules specific to those versions.
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