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1. How to unload a kernel module which is in use?
it implements important kernel module protection; by providing kernel module load and unload protection, it can block malicious and unauthorized driver which is loaded and unloaded; it can also block Rootkits and backdoor in the kernel to run on the operation system; by controlling application execu...
Unload a kernel module in use lsmod will tell you who is using the module. Remove the user module first. First, find out, which other modules use the modulesdhci: lsmod |grepsdhci You will get a list like this: modulesize used_by and then try unloading these modules (used_by) before ...
delete_module - unload a kernel module LIBRARY Standard C library (libc,-lc) SYNOPSIS #include<fcntl.h>/* Definition ofO_*constants */#include<sys/syscall.h>/* Definition ofSYS_*constants */#include<unistd.h>intsyscall(SYS_delete_module,constchar*name,unsignedintflags);Note: glibc provides...
kernel 4.13.0-38-generic. I have run hello_world SGX application successfully. Now when I want to remove the module, even forcefully, it throws me error saying that the module is in use. How can I stop the module and remove from the kernel? $ sudo modprobe -r -f is...
This is a kernel issue, and according to previous checks when this occurs the modulehid_sensor_accel_3druns inorphanmode, i.e. runninglsmod | grep hid_sensor_accel_3dwill show that there are no resident dependencies present. I might have found a fix, let me know if you think this might...
Dear developers! Could you please consider possibility to change default kernel config, used in release versions of Armbian, so it enable to forcefully unload of kernel modules ( to do this config option CONFIG_MODULE_FORCE_UNLOAD needs to be enabled). T
我不知道这是为了什么，你的控制器是可重新加载的，因为它是在app/controllers，像任何其他Ruby文件在...
Commit 050c3d5 ("vme: make core vme support explicitly non-modular") dropped the remove function because it appeared as if it was for removal of the bus, which is not supported. However, vme_bus_remove() is called when a VME device is removed from the bus and not when the bus...