OSF

NAME

sysconfig − Modifies the system configuration

SYNOPSIS

sysconfig [[-vs] [-c | -u | -q] subsystem] [-m]

FLAGS

-cConfigures the specified subsystem into the running system.  The cfgmgr daemon loads and configures the subsystem into the kernel. 

-mCauses the cfgmgr daemon to load all the subsystems that are specified in the multiuser entry in the /etc/sysconfigtab database file. 

-qCauses the cfgmgr daemon to query information about the configured subsystem. 

-sCauses the cfgmgr to suppress output. 

-uUnconfigures the specified subsystem from the running system.  The cfgmgr daemon deconfigures and unloads the subsystem from the kernel. 

-vCauses the cfgmgr to produce detailed information. 

DESCRIPTION

The sysconfig command is used to modify the subsystem configuration.  The sysconfig command opens a communications socket to the cfgmgr configuration manager daemon process.  The command sends the request to the cfgmgr daemon and receives output from the cfgmgr daemon by way of the socket. 

The subsystem variable specifies the name of the subsystem, which is specified in the /etc/sysconfigtab configuration database.  To display the current subsystem names in the database, use the /sbin/sysconfigdb command. 

FILES

/sbin/sysconfig
Specifies the command path

/sbin/cfgmgr
Specifies the configuration daemon command path

/sbin/kloadsrv
Specifies the kernel load server daemon command path

/etc/sysconfigtab
Specifies the configuration database

RELATED INFORMATION

Commands:  cfgmgr(8), sysconfigdb(8), kloadsrv