I am working with some guys who are porting zaptel to Solaris. They have the basic stuff working, but we are wondering about "best practices" for something...
IN LINUX: after compiling the kernel modules to match your kernel, it installs an init script, config files and /etc/sysconfig/zaptel. When the system boots, /etc/init.d/zaptel reads /etc/sysconfig/zaptel to get a list of modules to load (base, dummy, tdm card, t1 card, quad t1 card, etc etc etc). Ideally you shouldn't just blindly load every module, so you customize that file to only load the modules you need. Also, /etc/modules.conf causes the system to run /usr/sbin/ztcfg upon loading the module. IN SOLARIS: - should we install the kernel modules into /kernel/drv (or somewhere under /opt) - should we use SMF to load the modules (maybe using /etc/default/zaptel ?) and run ztcfg? - is using forceload in /etc/system discouraged for this sort of thing? Thanks in advance, Tommy This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
