Hello Joco, I suppose you are a visitor to the OpenBSD realm coming from the Linux world (I may be wrong - apologies if yes :).
Kernel modules are nothing unusual in the Linux kernel, but here at OpenBSD things look a bit different. First of all, I must inform you that the OpenBSD kernel is kept strictly monolithic. There is a possibility to load kernel modules, but it is not the default way intended to enable device drivers or other kernel parts. If you want to enable a specific device driver or function, you must edit the kernel configuration file (found in /usr/src/sys/arch/your_architecture/config/GENERIC, this is the default kernel configuration file - and the only one supported when you want to report bugs or problems), recompile the whole kernel and boot up with it. I won't go into further detail with this issue - if you want to enable something that is disabled by default, you can find more information about this in the OpenBSD FAQ (http://openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Why). HTH, HAND Lukas -- Lukas Ratajski - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Feel free to use PGP public key 0xEF4DA75A for e-mail encryption
