unregisterkprobekp

unregisterkprobekp is a kernel symbol that appears in Linux operating systems. It is associated with the Kprobes framework, a dynamic instrumentation facility for the Linux kernel. Kprobes allow developers to insert probes at specific kernel locations to observe or modify kernel behavior. The unregisterkprobekp function is used to remove or disable a previously registered Kprobe. This is a crucial operation for managing dynamic instrumentation, ensuring that probes are properly cleaned up when they are no longer needed. Failing to unregister probes can lead to resource leaks or instability in the kernel. The specific implementation details and usage of unregisterkprobekp are part of the kernel's internal Kprobes API, typically accessed by kernel modules or debugging tools.