idmodload(ADM)
idmodload --
load configured loadable kernel modules
Synopsis
/etc/conf/bin/idmodload [-r root] [-f modlist] [-#]
Description
One of the Installable Driver Tools (idtools) for
kernel configuration,
idmodload loads all the configured loadable kernel modules
listed in /etc/loadmods, or in another file
as specified with the -f option.
A kernel module is considered to be
configured if one or more entries
in the module's sdevice file
contains the value Y in the ``configure'' field.
The idmodload command is executed automatically
(by
init(ADM))
on every system reboot in sysinit
state.
This command is not intended to be executed directly and may
be changed or eliminated in a future release.
Options
idmodload takes the following options:
-f modlist-
load all the configured loadable kernel modules listed in modlist,
instead of the default file, /etc/loadmods
-r root-
use all the configuration information under the root directory,
instead of the default directory, /etc/conf
-#-
print debugging information
Exit codes
An exit value of zero indicates success.
If an error occurs, an error message is reported for
each error, and the command exits with
a return value of 1.
If the error is a failure in loading a module, an error
message with the module name and module type is
included with the error message, then the command continues processing
the other modules listed in /etc/loadmods.
References
init(ADM),
modadmin(ADM),
modload(S),
System(DSP)
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SCO OpenServer Release 6.0.0 - 02 June 2005