node, and use it as a reasonable default when no -A option is passed.
The difference is, modload(8) prefers /dev/ksyms rather than the sysctl
node, which is the behaviour we really want.
Unconditionally passing -A in rc.lkm prevents the loading of inter-
dependent modules from rc.d, as reported by Jeff Rizzo on netbsd-users.
loads before netstart this time.
LKMs can be loaded at 3 strategic places in /etc/rc - before netstart,
before "mount -a" and after all. "before netstart" works only if
the /usr filesystem is local (or on NFS, if root is too).
An additional field ("when") in lkm.conf controls when the LKM is
loaded.
