On 2024-03-16, Nick Holland <n...@holland-consulting.net> wrote: > IF you want to make changes to disk, use "config -ef" from > the booted system, then write your changes to disk. Then > you can either use config -ef to re-enable a device, or just > copy over an unmodified kernel. > > Be aware that altering the kernel binary will "break" the > Kernal Address Re-Linking (KARL). There are fixes for this, > HOWEVER, I'm not sure what your goals are here in tweaking > your kernel like this, but I'm guessing breaking KARL isn't > your biggest problem you are about to create for yourself.
in the few cases where this does make sense: add to bsd.re-config(5) and run /usr/libexec/reorder_kernel by hand > This probably isn't something you want to be doing. yep. -- Please keep replies on the mailing list.
