Kernel files are stored under /stand.
Commands :
1. To display detailed information about a kernel module :
# kcmodule -v autofs
2. To load a module :
# kcmodule autofs=best
3. To unload a module :
# kcmodule autofs=unused
4. To view the values of tunables :
# kctune acctresume
5. To view the values of tunables with description :
# kctune -d acctresume
6. To view the values of tunables with detailed information :
# kctune -v acctresume
7. To change a tunable's value to the default :
# kctune nproc=Default
8. To change the value of a tunable :
# kctune nproc=3500
9. To view the list of module changes for next boot :
# kcmodule -D
10. To view the list of tunable changes for next boot :
# kctune -D
11. To view the list of module and tunable changes for next boot :
# kconfig -D
12. To view the list of module settings that are set to non-default :
# kcmodule -S
13. To view the list of tunable settings that are set to non-default :
# kctune -S
14. To view the list of module and tunable settings that are set to non-default :
# kconfig -S
15. To unhold all the module and tunable settings being held for next boot :
# kconfig -H
Points to remember :
Different states of kernel modules :
unused - This module is not used, but installed in the system.
static - This module will be statically bound to the kernel executable
loaded - This module will be dynamically bound to the kernel while booting
auto - The module will be dynamically loaded into the kernel when it is first needed after each boot.
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