Is there a command in Linux to eject a plugged usb device? and then to plug it back? The reason why I want to do such a thing is because I have a wireless card that works a little strangely under linux, I have to first load the module (modprobe at76c503-i3861), then plug it in, then configure it (iwconfing wlan0 .... ), if for some reason the device is plugged while loading the operating system, it will not work properly (strange, I know), it will be detected and the module be loaded, but the device starts acting strange.
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