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01-28-2004 04:22 AM
01-28-2004 04:22 AM
Uninstalling a Loadable Kernel Module
The uninstaller for my product has to remove a loadable kernel module that cannot be unloaded unless the machine is rebooted.
So I would like to perform some steps that allow to clean-up the system so that at the next reboot my kernel module will no longer be present.
I'm running on HP-UX 11i and it seems that kminstall -d doesn't perform any action if the module is busy and cannot be unloaded. What can I do to solve this problem?
Is there something like the -a option of kmmodreg added in version 11 1.5?
Thanks in advance,
Bernardo
So I would like to perform some steps that allow to clean-up the system so that at the next reboot my kernel module will no longer be present.
I'm running on HP-UX 11i and it seems that kminstall -d doesn't perform any action if the module is busy and cannot be unloaded. What can I do to solve this problem?
Is there something like the -a option of kmmodreg added in version 11 1.5?
Thanks in advance,
Bernardo
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