HP-UX System Administrator's Guide: Configuration Management

PCItoPCI static depend
autofs static best
cachefs auto best auto-loadable, unloadable
cifs auto explicit auto-loadable, unloadable
rng loaded explicit loadable, unloadable
vxportal static explicit auto-loadable, unloadable
wsio static required
With the -d Option
The -d option adds the description of each module.
# kcmodule -d PCItoPCI cachefs cifs rng
Module State Cause Notes
Description
PCItoPCI static depend
Generic PCI to PCI Bridge Adapter CDIO
cachefs auto best auto-loadable, unloadable
Cache File System
cifs auto explicit auto-loadable, unloadable
CIFS Client Module
rng loaded explicit loadable, unloadable
Strong Random Number Generator
With the -v Option
The -v option gives verbose, multiline information about each module:
# kcmodule -v autofs cachefs
Module autofs (1.0)
Description Automounter File System
Timestamp Tue Sep 12 21:53:28 2006 [45078EC8]
State static (best state)
State at Next Boot static (best state)
Capable static unused
Depends On module nfswrp:0.0.0
interface HPUX_11_31_PERF:1.0
Module cachefs (1.0)
Description Cache File System
Timestamp Tue Sep 12 21:53:29 2006 [45078EC9]
State auto (best state)
State at Next Boot auto (best state)
Capable auto static loaded unused
Depends On module nfswrp:0.0.0
module dat:0.0.0
interface HPUX_11_31_PERF:1.0
With the -P Option
The -P option, which is designed for use by scripts or programs, gives complete control
over what information is printed. For more information, see “Parsing Command Output”
(page 196) or the kconfig(5) manpage.
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