28 boot directory [...]
29 boot -flag ... Boot as specified by the loader.conf(4)
30 files read.
31
32 Depending on the arguments passed, it can
33 override boot flags and either the kernel
34 name or the search path for kernel and
35 modules.
36
37 boot-conf
38 boot-conf kernelname [...]
39 boot-conf directory [...]
40 boot-conf -flag ... Works like boot described above, but instead
41 of booting immediately, uses autoboot, so it
42 can be stopped.
43
44 start Reads /boot/defaults/loader.conf, all other
45 loader.conf(4) files specified in it, then
46 loads the desired kernel and modules (if not
47 already loaded). After which you can use
48 the boot or autoboot commmands or simply
49 exit (provided autoboot_delay is not set to
50 NO) to boot the system. start is the
51 command used in the default /boot/loader.rc
52 file (see loader(5)).
53
54 initialize Initialize the support library so commands
55 can be used without executing start first.
56 Like start, it reads
57 /boot/defaults/loader.conf and all other
58 loader.conf(4) files specified in it (but
59 does not load kernel or modules). Returns a
60 flag on the stack to indicate if any
61 configuration files were successfully
62 loaded.
63
64 read-conf filename Reads and processes a loader.conf(4) file.
65 Does not proceed to boot.
66
67 enable-module module Enables the loading of module.
68
69 disable-module module Disables the loading of module.
70
71 toggle-module module Toggles the loading of module on and off.
72
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28 boot directory [...]
29 boot -flag ... Boot as specified by the loader.conf(4)
30 files read.
31
32 Depending on the arguments passed, it can
33 override boot flags and either the kernel
34 name or the search path for kernel and
35 modules.
36
37 boot-conf
38 boot-conf kernelname [...]
39 boot-conf directory [...]
40 boot-conf -flag ... Works like boot described above, but instead
41 of booting immediately, uses autoboot, so it
42 can be stopped.
43
44 start Reads /boot/defaults/loader.conf, all other
45 loader.conf(4) files specified in it, then
46 loads the desired kernel and modules (if not
47 already loaded). After which you can use
48 the boot or autoboot commands or simply exit
49 (provided autoboot_delay is not set to NO)
50 to boot the system. start is the command
51 used in the default /boot/loader.rc file
52 (see loader(5)).
53
54 initialize Initialize the support library so commands
55 can be used without executing start first.
56 Like start, it reads
57 /boot/defaults/loader.conf and all other
58 loader.conf(4) files specified in it (but
59 does not load kernel or modules). Returns a
60 flag on the stack to indicate if any
61 configuration files were successfully
62 loaded.
63
64 read-conf filename Reads and processes a loader.conf(4) file.
65 Does not proceed to boot.
66
67 enable-module module Enables the loading of module.
68
69 disable-module module Disables the loading of module.
70
71 toggle-module module Toggles the loading of module on and off.
72
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