kernel module event handler question

[YONETANI Tomokazu]

Hello.
If the event handler in a kernel module returns an error upon registration,
isn't the module supposed to be removed from the kldstat's list?

I wrote a simple kernel module(attached) which always returns EOPNOTSUPP
for MOD_LOAD event.  It adds two sysctl nodes debug.test and debug.test_int.
Reading from or writing to debug.test calls test_sysctl_proc() function.
When loaded, although module_register_init prints an error message, the
modules sits there, and I can even set different values to debug.test.

Is this an expected behavior?  Do I need to do something special to
unregister my kernel module when something went wrong?

Thanks in advance.
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