Building a kernel with a written module

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Emniz

Please tell me if it is possible to add the written module to the kernel in a non-dynamic way. If so, how can I build a kernel with my own module?
 
What is "non-dynamic way"? Add the Makefile for your module into /usr/src/sys/modules/<name>/ directory, add <name> to /usr/src/sys/modules/Makefile's SUBDIR.
 
I see, it's a bit more involved then. Check /usr/src/sys/conf/files.x86 (or the one for the arch you want to target, or even simply files for all arches). If you want it to be always included, use standard; otherwise use optional and the name that should be added to config file (hopefully you can use existing entries as examples).
 
yuripv79 said:
I see, it's a bit more involved then. Check /usr/src/sys/conf/files.x86 (or the one for the arch you want to target, or even simply files for all arches). If you want it to be always included, use standard; otherwise use optional and the name that should be added to config file (hopefully you can use existing entries as examples).
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Mb mb)) Thanks
 
Well, it turned out to be more difficult than it seemed. Is there any documentation on adding a module to the kernel?
 
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