Lines Matching refs:loader

4        to explain how to manage the loader configuration process.
6        defined in boot(8) and loader(8).
30        the loader (see loader(8)) reads in the /boot/loader.rc
33        include /boot/loader.4th
37        /boot/default/loader.conf.  This file, which strongly
42        Watch the first few lines of /boot/defaults/loader.conf to
45        [See the section at the end on loader.conf syntax]
48        /boot/defaults/loader.conf, the file that is a  hacking-
51        /boot/loader.conf
54        should copy /boot/defaults/loader.conf to /boot/loader.conf,
60        the file /boot/defaults/loader.conf and /boot/loader.conf.
61        If you don't have /boot/loader.conf, you'll see a message on
63        See the section on loader.conf syntax at the end of this
64        document, for some more pointers on loader.conf syntax.
67        /boot/loader.conf, and this is very clearly illustrated in
68        /boot/defaults/loader.conf (which you could just copy over
69        to /boot/loader.conf).  I'm going to illustrate here how you
70        *could* do it in /boot/loader.rc (for information only)
72        /boot/defaults/loader.conf syntax, it's easier to get it
76        lines into /boot/loader.rc:
83        loader that the class of DATA being loaded is not a module,
95        Then, edit /boot/loader.conf so that the following line
97        /boot/default/loader.conf):
107        /boot/defaults/loader.conf, see what's defined as
109        file exists.  Note that the loader only has access to the
115             mode with loader. Everything you type will have the
116             same effects as if it were lines in /boot/loader.rc.
125             system while experimenting with the loader, as it
129             very useful.  Once loader.rc has finished and the
140           o If you use loader.conf, you can do:
149           o From loader, you can use the command "more" to read the
150             contents of /boot/loader.rc, if you wish. This is not
151             FreeBSD's more. It is one of loader's builtin commands.
162             can see them in loader.conf, but you can get much more
175             (well, 1 and 2), and that's what loader tells the
184           o /boot/defaults/loader.conf -- Master configuration
186             /boot/loader.conf.
188           o /boot/loader.conf -- local system customization file,
189             in form very much like /boot/defaults/loader.conf.
193           o /boot/loader.conf.local -- local installation override
205           o /boot/loader.rc -- loader initial configuration file,
212        /boot/defaults/loader.conf:
226        The way this works, the command processor used by the loader