> anyway,is there a way to load the driver once ,and system will not
> detach the diver?
See the ddi-forceattach(9P) man page.
However, you might not actually need this. What are you trying to
achieve by keeping the driver attached?
-Artem
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Hi all,
do any body knows what the solaris does when a context/address switch
happens?
since the entity of solaris schedule is kernel thread , and not like
linux , solaris separates user address space and kernel address, so when a
thread make a syscall, there will be a address spa
2008/5/9 Sean Sprague <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> The fact that if a driver returns a fail on detach() then it will not be
> unloaded strikes me as being nasty. The phrase "trojan horse" comes to
> mind... Whilst I guess that it is not straightforward for the kernel to
> "decide" when a manlfunctionin
