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   Date: Mon, 05 Mar 2007 21:30:25 +0000   
   From: Mark Carter    
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   Subject: Re: Removing modules   
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   Andy Fraser wrote:   
      
   > modprobe -l lists all the modules available to the currently running   
   > kernel. lsmod lists the modules currently being used.   
      
   Thanks for the tip. Wow, what a difference. I'm actually using only 86    
   out of the 1860 available.   
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