While working on a LINUX based computer system, sometimes, at the start-up or during the shut down, the system suddenly starts behaving abnormally. In the due course, an error message gets flashed on the screen and the system hangs. As all your data lying with the hard drive of the troubled system remains inaccessible, you have to look for any LINUX data recovery software to recover them back.

The system processes that are related to the booting process and the shut-down process have been terminated and the error message pops up on the screen leaving the system hanging at that point. The error message that gets flashed on the screen can be read as below:

"Can't Locate Module "

Cause:

The error is quite clear and it is due to the unavailability of modules to the files modprobe, insmod or rmmod. The result is that the required system files could not be accessed by the system and hence, failed to boot or shut down. There is a fare chance of possibility that the discussed system files are corrupted and the reason may be sudden or unsystematic shut down, virus attack, file system corruption etc...