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Re: Loading Network Drivers
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Re: Loading Network Drivers


  • Subject: Re: Loading Network Drivers
  • From: "Peter Lovell" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 08:20:58 -0400

>Hi,
> Does anyone know what the command is to load in a kernel extension from
>the Terminal instead of doing a reboot to get the extension loaded. I
>remember seeing something mention, on the list but cannot find it, as I'm
>working on a installer script which do this and don't want to do the reboot
>step, as I then want to configure up the network settings, after the device
>has been loaded.
>

Try man kextload for details. Getting started depends on various
options, and whether it's IOKit or not (I think). The description is
extensive and should explain what you need. Note that kext-loading stuff
was different prior to 10.2 but hopefully that doesn't apply for you.
Also, for your installer, make sure you get ownership and permissions
right or the kext won't load.

Cheers.....Peter
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