HP-UX System Administrator's Guide: Configuration Management

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lan0 UP 0x00306E4949FD gelan 1000Base-T
Then she verifies that the modules are installed.
# kcmodule -d gelan iether
Module State Cause Notes
Description
gelan static best loadable, unloadable
Gigabit Ethernet (gelan) LAN Driver
iether static best loadable, unloadable
Intel 8254X Ethernet Driver (for 100BT and Gigabit Cards)
Finally, she removes the iether driver.
# kcmodule -C "removing unneeded iether Ethernet driver" iether=unused
Building a new kernel for the configuration to be used at next boot... done.
NOTE: The requested changes could not be applied to the currently
running system, for the following reasons:
- Moving a module into or out of the 'static' state requires a
kernel rebuild.
* The requested changes have been saved, and will take effect at
next boot.
Module State Cause Notes
iether (now) static best loadable, unloadable
(next boot) unused
Since iether is static, a new kernel is built, and marked for use at next boot.
Susan checks a summary of all of her changes that will take effect when she reboots.
# kconfig -D
Module State Cause Notes
iether (now) static best loadable, unloadable
(next boot) unused
Tunable Value Expression Changes
nproc (now) 4200 Default Immed
(next boot) 5200 5200
semmni (now) 2048 Default
(next boot) 3000 3000
shmmni (now) 400 Default Immed
(next boot) 450 450
Satisfied, she reboots.
# shutdown -r
...
GenericSysName [HP Release B.11.31] (see /etc/issue)
Console Login: root
Password:
...
WARNING: YOU ARE SUPERUSER !!
After the reboot, Susan verifies the configuration status.
# kconfig
Configuration Title
backup Automatic Backup
Kernel Configuration Example 203