Excuse please, i know this is more of a kernel question, but
this group tends to beat people up less than over there
and i _am_ developing on my SMP box :)
I am developing a driver. It seems that my
void cleanup_module(void){} function is not called when i do
rmmod(1) on it which leaks kernel memory (as evidenced by
/proc/meminfo's free count going down)
I tried `modprobe -r` and that leaks me too.
Am i doing something wrong?
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