Garrett D'Amore writes: > For drivers (you can't do this for misc modules) you can use a special > property: ddi-no-autodetach. This property, if non-zero, indicates that > modunload -i 0 will not try to detach instances of your device in > response to modunload -i 0. I know of particular devices where this is > important -- the audio drivers do it so that they won't lose settings > just because nobody is using the device at the precise time that > modunload -i 0 is called.
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