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| I'm running Debian 3.1, with kernel 2.6.8. I noticed that "lsmod" displays lots and lots of unused and never-used modules. None of them are marked with "autoclean" like I remember seeing on other distributions. The "lsmod" and "modprobe" man pages don't seem to have the old "-k" options anymore. Is there anyway on this system to autoclean modules, or is that a deprecated command? I'm not a Debian expert, so I don't know if the change is due to Debian or due to 2.6 kernels. -- Darin Johnson |
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