A systems administrator notices a large number of autoloaded device modules are no longer needed and decides to do a cleanup of them. Which of the following commands will accomplish this task?
With the option -r, modprobe will automatically unload a stack of
modules, similar to the way "rmmod -r" does. Note that using just
"modprobe -r" will clean up unused autoloaded modules and also perform
the pre- and post-remove commands in the configuration file
/etc/modules.conf.
It is strongly recommended to use modprobe -r, rather than rmmod, to remove your kernel modules, to ensure that removal does not break any dependencies.
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