module_dump(1M)                                   module_dump(1M)



NAME
     module_dump  -  queries  kernel  files   for   configuration
     information

SYNOPSIS
     module_dump kernel-file

ARGUMENTS
     kernel-file
          Specifies the A/UX kernel that you want to query.

DESCRIPTION
     module_dump reports information from within the MODULES
     section of kernel files.  To identify the configuration
     information for the kernel /unix, enter the following
     command:

        module_dump /unix

     Because kernel files are not human-readable, you may need to
     use the module_dump command to find out what kind of support
     has been compiled into a given kernel.  This support is
     reported in terms of device drivers for networking and for
     optional peripheral devices, including plug-in boards.  The
     autoconfiguration process helps compile a kernel that suits
     the system configuration, in terms of what boards are
     plugged into what slots.

FILES
     /usr/bin/module_dump
          Executable file

SEE ALSO
     autoconfig(1M), newconfig(1M), newunix(1M).





















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