kmod has no man page
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There is no man page for kmod. Rather than add one, I would suggest simply eliminating this apparently useless binary ( the only thing it seems to let you do is lsmod ) and replace the symlinks of the actual commands with hard links.
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Hi Philip,
Quoted 8 lines · Phillip Susi
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Hash: SHA1There is no man page for kmod. Rather than add one, I would suggest simply eliminating this apparently useless binary ( the only thing it seems to let you do is lsmod ) and replace the symlinks of the actual commands with hard links.
It's only *apparently* useless. If you use a more recent version of kmod you will see there's at least static-nodes command, that is not available otherwise.
The plan has always been to create sane commands in the kmod tool (like kmod insert, kmod info, kmod remove, etc) and let the symlinks for when the compat behavior is expected.
Right now this is only half done, but removing it like you suggest is not an option.
Lucas De Marchi
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Quoted 10 lines · Lucas De Marchi
It's only *apparently* useless. If you use a more recent version of kmod you will see there's at least static-nodes command, that is not available otherwise.
The plan has always been to create sane commands in the kmod tool (like kmod insert, kmod info, kmod remove, etc) and let the symlinks for when the compat behavior is expected.
Right now this is only half done, but removing it like you suggest is not an option.
Ahh, in that case then it just needs a man page ;)
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