On Monday, October 25, 2010 3:19:26 pm Xin LI wrote:
The reason I vote know is that ENOEXEC can mean several things. I thought you
had a patch to catch the actual kernel error message and pass it back to
userland. That would be a useful feature, but this message doesn't really
help and can point people in the wrong direction if their error is due to a
different problem.
If you want to help the user, then I think a more useful approach would be to
tell the user to check dmesg for error messages when kldload(2) fails with
ENOEXEC.
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John Baldwin
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