On Sat, May 12, 2007 at 11:08:02PM +0200, Fredrik Lindberg wrote: > Andrew Thompson wrote: > > > >A similar solution to this was committed in rev1.129 of ifconfig.c but > >then backed out later as the module loading proved to be feature used by > >quite a few people. I think an example was being able to load and > >initialise an interface by just trying 'ifconfig foo0'. > > > >I think a different way to solve this is to add a argument to ifconfig > >to suppress the module loading and then use it at the appropriate places > >in rc. > > > > Oh, I should have read the commit logs first, sorry about that. > Either way, I think something should be done about it. It certainly > annoyed me today before I could figure out what as going on. > When somebody issues a kldunload, they shouldn't get the module > re-loaded right away. > > Clearly people want the current behavior (although I question it > myself), what would be an appropriate way to suppress loading? > ifconfig -n foo0, as in no-probe/load? Here is a patch to do this, i'll commit it unless there are any objections. Andrew
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