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OMG, for the life of me I cannot remember this command...
basicly I cant remember the command that will display what PID is using a certain module
e.g.
rmmod eepro100
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- 11-28-2003 #1Just Joined!
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ARGGGG, what command did I forget !!!!
OMG, for the life of me I cannot remember this command...
basicly I cant remember the command that will display what PID is using a certain module
e.g.
rmmod eepro100
output: eepro100: Device or resource busy
so now i need to do a [COMMAND] eepro100 in order to find out what PID to kill so therefor I can unload the module
I know its simple, I just cannot remember that damn command...
Thanks ya'll
- 11-30-2003 #2Just Joined!
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Not sure if I am right here
ps -ax
Show all the system running processes then find the related one to that module.
- 11-30-2003 #3Linux Engineer
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Its you started network that is holding the eepro100 module. Stop the network with /etc/init.d/network stop and then again try to do rmod eepro100 on the module.
The command to view processes is correctly ps -efl | grep <what you want to search>Regards
Andutt


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