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When I try to rmmod a module I get the error message "Error: Module in use" , lsmod | grep <module name> shows the count.
Is there a way that would tell me which processes are using this particular kernel module/driver?
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lsof /dev/ might help you to find the dependent process.
This was asked before, but there was no great answer, probably because there is no good way to accomplish to find what is using what.
The best suggestion is to
dmesgand look for any indication of what loaded the module.You might also try using the
--forceparameter tormmodin case your kernel was built with support for it.