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Subject: kldunload -f does not work
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I'm using the radeon driver and thus suspend kills the system. I'm
trying to get a 'lame' suspend by sending xdm a -HUP signal and killing
the drm and radeon modules with 'kldunload -f'. However kldunload
ignores the '-f' option on my system. The output is always the same
(with and without '-f"):

kldunload: can't unload file: Device Busy

The way I understand the manpage '-f' should force unloading anyway.