Added the entry of debian for unloading compressed kernel modules

[Tejas Sharma (tejas-sharma27)]

Fix: Debian 13 ARM64 – Dependency Module Loading Failures During QUD Driver Installation

Problem

On Debian 13 ARM64, qcom_drivers.sh install failed to load qcom_usb.ko and
qcom_usbnet.ko due to two root causes:

1. Compressed kernel modules not handled — Debian 13 ships kernel modules compressed
   as .ko.xz or .ko.zst. The usbserial, mii, and usbnet loading blocks only
   performed decompression for RHEL/Fedora (and mii/usbnet partially for Ubuntu 24.04).
   Debian fell into the bare insmod else branch, which silently failed on compressed
   files, leaving the dependencies unloaded before the QUD modules were inserted.

2. No boot persistence for dependency modules — The script registered only the QUD
   modules (qtiDevInf, qcom_usb, qcom_usbnet) in /etc/modules for autoload, but
   not their dependencies. After a reboot, usbserial, mii, and usbnet were absent,
   causing the QUD modules to fail to load automatically.

After fix

• qcom_drivers.sh install completes without errors
• All dependency modules load correctly in the right order
• All QUD modules (qtiDevInf, qcom_usb, qcom_usbnet) are loaded and confirmed via lsmod
• /etc/modules-load.d/qcom-qud.conf is written correctly, dependencies persist across reboots without manual intervention