Which command allows for specifying commands to execute when a module is removed?

The correct command for specifying actions to execute when a module is removed is the one associated with the modprobe configuration, particularly through modprobe's use of scripts that can be defined in configuration files.

When you unload a module using modprobe, you can have certain commands executed by defining a specific file in the /etc/modprobe.d/ directory called modprobe.conf, or in a specified configuration file. The modprobe command itself supports various options, one of which allows you to specify hooks or scripts that run when a module is being unloaded, effectively allowing you to control and automate tasks related to module management.

In terms of the other options, while they might hint at related functionalities in module handling, they do not directly correspond to the action of defining commands for execution upon the removal of a module. The terms such as "options," "install," and "alias" have their own specific purposes within the module management context but do not pertain to the specified capability surrounding command execution when modules are removed.