The error message you provided, "LVE load fail: could not insert 'module': Cannot allocate memory," suggests that there is an issue related to memory allocation while trying to load the "module" module.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot this issue:

1. Check System Memory Usage:

   • Check the current memory usage on your system using a command like free -m or top. This will give you an idea of how much memory is currently in use and how much is available.

2. Verify Module Dependencies:

   • Ensure that any dependencies required for the "module" module are installed and properly configured.

3. Check Kernel Version:

   • Make sure that the kernel version you are using is compatible with the "module" module.

4. Reboot Your System:

   • Sometimes, memory-related issues can be resolved by simply rebooting the system.

5. Increase Swap Space:

   • If your system is running low on physical memory, you might consider increasing the swap space. This is a portion of the hard disk that is used as virtual memory when physical RAM is full.

6. Check for Hardware Issues:

   • It's possible that there may be a hardware issue causing memory allocation problems. You may want to run hardware diagnostics to check for any problems.

7. Check Logs:

   • Check system logs (/var/log/messages, /var/log/syslog, etc.) for any additional information or error messages related to the "module" module.

8. Contact Support:

   • If you're unable to resolve the issue on your own, it might be a good idea to reach out to the support channels for the specific software or module you're working with. They may have specific recommendations or fixes for this error.

Remember to proceed with caution, especially when making changes related to system memory and kernel modules, as they can have a significant impact on system stability and performance. Always back up important data and configurations before making any major changes.