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stc_config: driver must be loaded before devices can be made, use -l
Fatal. You attempted to create device nodes for your device driver in the
/dev
directory before loading your device driver. Load your device driver using the
-l
command-line option. Then use the
-m
command-line option to create
device nodes for your device driver in the
/dev
directory.
usage: stc_config [-c|-l|-b#|-u|-m|-M#|-r|-s|-p|-n|-a|-d]
Fatal. You attempted to use an incorrect command-line option with the
configuration script. If no command-line option is used with the
stc_config
command, the device driver and configuration script are installed in the
/dev
directory, device nodes are created in the
/dev
directory, and a call to the
configuration script is added to the
/etc/loadable
file. You can use the
following command-line options with the
stc_config
command.
-c
This option (
clean
) unloads your device driver, removes device
nodes from the
/dev
directory, and removes the device driver and
configuration script from the
/dev
directory.
-l
This option (
load
) loads your device driver into your system.
-b#
This option allows you to specify the number # of boards to
configure into your system.
-u
This option removes (unloads) the device driver from your system.
-m
This option creates device nodes for the device driver in the
/dev
directory.
-M#
This option allows you to specify the major number
#
of your device
driver. This is required if device nodes must be created for a driver
which is added to the system kernel as opposed to loaded into the
system.
-r
This option removes device nodes for your device driver from the
/dev
directory.
-R
This option removes device nodes for your device driver from the
/dev
directory, but does not check whether the device driver is
loaded.
-s
This option (
status
) displays the status of device drivers which
have been loaded into the system.
-p
This option (
put
) copies the configuration script and the executable
object file for the device driver to the
/dev
directory.
-n
This option disables automatic loading of the device driver the next
time you boot your system.
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