then I tried "update-modules"

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* The update-modules command is deprecated and should not be used!
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Jesse Dorland wrote:
then I tried "update-modules"

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*
* The update-modules command is deprecated and should not be used!
*
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Many distros uses nowadays modules-update, but befor you use it you need to
remove the module itself from /lib/modules/<your kernel version>/... and then
run the update-modules/moudules-update.

Depending your distro, there may be a more permanent solution, I suggest you
take a look at the homepage of your distro how to prevent loading of a module.

Hi

I have remove "sony.pi" modules, but my kernel is keep loading it at
the startup. How do I permentaly remove it


This is how I did it

modprobe -r sony.pi

then I tried "update-modules"

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* * The update-modules command is deprecated and should not be used!
*
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good gave me following command "depmod"

so I typed "depmod -r"


My kernel is keep loading at it at the startup. What am I doing
wrong?

On Jul 31, 6:19 am, "J.O. Aho" <u... at (no spam) example.net> wrote:
Jesse Dorland wrote:
then I tried "update-modules"
************************************************************************
*
* The update-modules command is deprecated and should not be used!
*
************************************************************************
Many distros uses nowadays modules-update, but befor you use it you need to
remove the module itself from /lib/modules/<your kernel version>/... and then
run the update-modules/moudules-update.

Depending your distro, there may be a more permanent solution, I suggest you
take a look at the homepage of your distro how to prevent loading of a module.

I will just compile a new kernel on this laptop Part of wanna keep
kubuntu on my laptop, but it's about time I move to a more lovely
distro. I think I'll go with gentoo. I may also try BSD, I am very
sick of ubuntu/kubuntu. They sucks big time.