NAME
	  kloadsrv - Loads kernel modules into the kernel

     SYNOPSIS
	  kloadsrv [-f]	[-d debug-level] [-p kernel-package-name]
	  [kernel-object-filename]


     FLAGS
	  -p kernel-package-name
		    Specify the	default	kernel package name, in	order
		    to override	the default kernel package name, ker-
		    nel.

	  -f	    Remain in the forground.

	  -d debug-level
		    Specify the	debug level.  The debug	level is a
		    small integer.  Zero disables debugging.  Non-zero
		    values from	one to higher levels cause kloadsrv to
		    print various log messages.


     DESCRIPTION
	  The kloadsrv command is the kernel load server and is
	  responsible for loading kernel modules into the kernel.  It
	  is typically started during system startup.  During its ini-
	  tialization, kloadsrv	builds the initial export list for the
	  kernel, by reading the kernel	object file, by	default:
	  /vmunix.  Each symbol	exported by the	kernel must belong to
	  some package.	 Any symbol not	in a package is	placed in the
	  default kernel package, whose	name by	default	is kernel.
	  Once kloadsrv	has successfully initialized itself, it	puts
	  itself into the background and enters	its server loop, where
	  it waits to receive and respond to kernel load requests.

	  The kloadsrv command optionally accepts the name of the ker-
	  nel object file, in order to override	the default kernel
	  object file, /vmunix.

     FILES
	  /sbin/kloadsrv
		    Specifies the command path.

	  /vmunix   The	default	kernel object file from	which the ini-
		    tial kernel	export list is built.

	  /var/run/kloadsrv.pid
		    The	file that contains the process ID of the
		    current invocation of the kernel load server.


     RELATED INFORMATION
	  Commands:  cfgmgr(8),	sysconfig(8), sysconfigdb(8)

	  Functions:  ldr_kernel_process(2), ldr_xattach(2),
	  ldr_xdetach(2), ldr_xload(2),	ldr_xunload(2),	ldr_xentry(2),
	  ldr_xlookup_package(2), ldr_inq_module(2),
	  ldr_inq_region(2), ldr_next_module(2)













































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