How Do I Unload a Linux Module?
Contents How Do You Unload a Module in Linux? to Unload a Kernel Module, We Use the Rmmod (Remove Module) Command. the Following Example Will Unload or Remove...
How do you unload a module in Linux?
To unload a kernel module, we use the rmmod (remove module) command. The following example will unload or remove the speedstep-lib. ko module.
How do you load and unload a kernel module?
modprobe command is used to add and remove module from the kernel. Linux maintains kernel module directory under ‘/lib/modules/’uname -r’/kernel/drivers/’ and configuration files(except for additional configuration file in /etc/modprobe. d/). If we want to look at kernel drivers then run the beneath command.
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