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Summary of Driver Structure

A driver consists of a binary object module in ELF format stored in the /var/sysgen/boot directory. As a program, the driver consists of a set of functional entry points that supply services to the IRIX kernel.

The entry points that a driver supports must be named according to a specified convention. The lboot command uses entry point names to build tables used by the kernel. No single driver supports all possible entry points.


Entry Point Naming and lboot
Entry Point Summary

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