Recovering functional information from existing hardware is a difficult problem in design automation. However, it is an important focus for designers attempting to redesign for expanded functionality or superior performance. Often, the only reliable information available about a piece of digital hardware is the hardware itself. Documentation, even if it is available, may be outdated or incorrect. Existing procedures are able to recover the transistor-level netlist, or a gate-level netlist from an existing implementation. The next step in this process is the gate-level to module-level transformation, the focus of this paper. We have designed a technique to enumerate all of the potential modules within a gate-level netlist so that their functional equivalence to known modules may be evaluated.