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Examples

vmkload_mod ~/modules/e100.o vmnic debug=5

loads the module ~/modules/e100.o into the VMkernel. The tag for this module

is vmnic. Each EEPro card that was assigned to the VMkernel is given the name

vmnic<#>, where <#> starts at 0. For example, if there are two EEPro cards assigned

to the VMkernel, they have VMkernel names of vmnic0 and vmnic1. The module

parameter debug is set to the value 5.

vmkload_mod --device 0:12 ~/modules/aic7xxx.o vmhba

loads the module ~/modules/aic7xxx.o into the VMkernel. The tag for this

module is vmhba. The Adaptec SCSI adapter is currently being used by the console

operating system. The SCSI adapter is located on PCI bus 0, slot 12.

vmkload_mod --exportsym ~/modules/vmklinux linuxdrivers

loads the module ~/modules/vmklinux into the VMkernel. All exported symbols

from this module are available to other modules that are subsequently loaded. The

vmklinux module is the module that allows Linux device drivers to run in the

VMkernel so it is one of the few modules for which the --exportsym option makes

sense.

Here are several examples of command lines that load various modules:

Preparing to Load Modules

vmkload_mod -e /usr/lib/vmware/vmkmod/vmklinux linux

This command must be given before you load other device modules. It loads

common code that allows the VMkernel to make use of modules derived from Linux

device drivers to manage its high-performance devices. The -e option is required so

that the vmklinux module exports its symbols, making them available for use by

other modules.

Loading Modules

vmkload_mod /usr/lib/vmware/vmkmod/e100.o vmnic

vmkload_mod /usr/lib/vmware/vmkmod/aic7xxx.o vmhba

The first of these commands loads a module to control the EEPro Ethernet device(s)

reserved for the VMkernel. The second loads a module to control the Adaptec SCSI

device(s). The last argument supplied (vmnic and vmhba in the above examples)

determines the base name that VMware uses to refer to the device(s) in the VMware

virtual machine configuration file.

For example, suppose your machine has two EEPro Ethernet cards and three Adaptec

SCSI cards, and you assigned one Ethernet card and two SCSI cards to the VMkernel

during the installation process. After you issue the two commands above, the EEPro

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