I'm assuming that if as root I cannot remove modules with "rmmod" due to them being "in use" then pm-suspend won't be able to remove them either, yes?
How does one resolve the issue of needing to remove modules so that a suspend doesn't hang but those modules cannot be removed due to them being "in use" by an application? Also, as a slightly related question, is pm-utils smart enough to follow a dependency chain and remove any modules that might be keeping a module we actually want removed? So for example if to remove module A I need to first remove module B, can I just tell pm-utils that I want module A removed and it will figure out that module B needs removing or do I need to tell pm-utils to remove "B A"? Cheers, b.
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