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You can use rmmod command to remove module or device driver
Code:
lsmod
rmmod {module-name}
More about rmmod command -> Howto: Linux add remove a Linux kernel modules / drivers Another option is to modify / edit file called /etc/modprobe.conf or /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist (Debian/Ubuntu) and append module name. This will avoid loading a Linux driver module automatically, see my tutorial -> Howto: Prevent a Linux kernel module from auto loading for more info. HTH |
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