I have a usecase for disabling kernel modules:
I need to disable uas when booting (or at least after booting) a livecd:
All my usb3 to SATA adapters load uas.ko when plugged, then promptly
malfunction.
They work when plugged into a usb2 port.
Deleting uas.ko breaks usb hotplug.
I am assuming that
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Need a way to disable selected modules with a kernel flag
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187761
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I am unable to find any support in the mainline kernel for the
disablemodules kernel parameter now or in the past? I am also unable
to find the option used on the alternate CD.
It seems that a general solution would be possible for non-builtin
modules with a simple modification to
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Need a way to disable selected modules with a kernel flag
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Sourcepackagename: linux-meta = linux
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Just adding a note that the problem is with Live CD only. With Alternate
Install CD one can use sdhci.blacklist=yes kernel flag to allow
installing with broken sdhci kernel module.
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Need a way to disable selected modules with a kernel flag
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187761
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