Oracle Solaris 11.4.66 Release
The kldd
utility has been updated with the following enhancements:
-
Adds the
-S
option that enables you to specify more than one sysroot as a colon-separated path. -
Adds the
-P
option that permits a caller to specify the platforms to include in the analysis. -
Updates
kldd
to search all combinations of the sysroots and platforms that you specify with the-S
and-P
options, respectively, to locate theunix
kernel rather than searching the default system kernel path. -
Updates
kldd
to add support for the obsolete_depends_on[]
string array, which permits analysis of older, existing kernel objects. Thekrtld
kernel runtime linker supports an obsolete, deprecated mechanism to define kernel module dependencies in which the kernel module defines a local string array named_depends_on[]
. This mechanism, which is only supported for older kernel modules that are not linked with theld -ztype=kmod
option, is not recommended.