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/xnu-2422.115.4/iokit/IOKit/
H A DIOCatalogue.h168 @abstract Terminates all instances of a driver which match the contents of the matching dictionary. Does not unload module.
176 @param moduleName Name of the module which is used to determine which driver instances to terminate and unload.
177 @param unload Flag to cause the actual unloading of the module.
179 IOReturn terminateDriversForModule( OSString * moduleName, bool unload = true);
184 @param moduleName Name of the module which is used to determine which driver instances to terminate and unload.
185 @param unload Flag to cause the actual unloading of the module.
187 IOReturn terminateDriversForModule( const char * moduleName, bool unload = true);
231 @param moduleName An OSString containing the name of the module to unload.
/xnu-2422.115.4/iokit/Kernel/
H A DIOCatalogue.cpp628 bool unload)
635 * in such a case the unload would fail so let's not terminate any
639 * I think that's ok, our unload can fail if a kext comes in on top of
641 * if we fail the unload here and then lose a library, the autounload
672 if (unload && isLoaded && ret == kIOReturnSuccess) {
686 bool unload)
695 ret = terminateDriversForModule(name, unload);
626 terminateDriversForModule( OSString * moduleName, bool unload) argument
684 terminateDriversForModule( const char * moduleName, bool unload) argument
/xnu-2422.115.4/libkern/libkern/c++/
H A DOSKext.h376 virtual OSReturn unload(void);
/xnu-2422.115.4/libkern/c++/
H A DOSKext.cpp810 * unload KLD directly.
3601 * to call back with an unload, we'll do that right here.
3605 aKext->getIdentifierCString(), /* unload */ false);
3616 result = aKext->unload();
6088 goto finish; // can't unload what's not loaded
6155 /* Note: If validateKextMapping fails on the stop & unload path,
6157 * we stop & unload the kext or not.
6189 "Kext %s is now stopped and ready to unload.",
6208 OSKext::unload(void) function in class:OSKext
6225 /* Refuse to unload i
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