HP B2355-92068 Administration Manual page 427

kconfig(1M)
NAME
kconfig - manage kernel configurations
SYNOPSIS
kconfig -DSw
[ ] [
kconfig -av -P
[ comment ] src dest
kconfig -c -C
kconfig -d [ -C comment ] config
[ comment ] [config] filename
kconfig -e -C
[ comment ]
kconfig -H -C
[ comment ] [
kconfig -i -C
[ comment ] [
kconfig -l -C
kconfig -n [ -C comment ] [
[ comment ] old new
kconfig -r -C
[ comment ] [
kconfig -s -C
kconfig -t [ -C comment ] config title
DESCRIPTION
is the administrative command for HP-UX kernel configurations. In the first form,
kconfig
will give summary information about the currently running kernel configuration. In the second form,
will give information about saved kernel configurations. (If configuration names are listed on
kconfig
the command line, the output is restricted to those configurations.) In the other forms,
various administrative tasks on kernel configurations. See kconfig(5) for more information about kernel
configurations.
Super-user permissions are required when specifying the
options.
Options
Includes detailed information about each kernel configuration in the output listing (see
-a
below). In addition, the information about each configuration will be followed by the out-
puts of:
kcmodule -a -v
kctune
for the configuration, so as to include all configuration data.
configuration data are available in future releases of HP-UX, they will be included as well.)
-B Forces a backup of the currently running configuration before making the requested
change. For more information on backup configurations, see kconfig(5).
src dest
-c kconfig
named dest. dest may not already exist.
comment The specified comment will be included in the kernel configuration log file entry made for
-C
this invocation of
kclog(1M). Note that it will usually be necessary to quote the comment in order to avoid
interpretation by the shell.
config
-d kconfig
with it. (Some files are shared between saved configurations; these files are not deleted
until all of the saved configurations using them have been deleted.)
-D kconfig
for next boot. In other words, it will execute
kcmodule -D
kctune
(If any additional kernel configuration data become available in future HP-UX releases,
changes to them will be included as well.) The return value of
are any such changes; see RETURN VALUE, below. Not valid in combination with any
other flags.
-e [config] filename
kconfig
filename, replacing the file if it already exists. If no config is specified, the currently
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fields] [config...]
] [config] filename
-fhBKV
] config
-fBK
-fBK ] config
] config
-f
-v
will make a copy of the saved kernel configuration named src. The copy will be
. For more details on the kernel configuration log file, see
kconfig
will delete the saved kernel configuration named config, and any files associated
will display all changes to the current kernel configuration that are being held
-D
will export the saved kernel configuration named config to a system file named
− 1 −
, , , , , ,
-c -d -H -i -l -n
(Note: if additional
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kconfig
supports
kconfig
, , , or
-N -r -s -t
,
-v
will be 1 if there
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