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Subject: Re: git: 866c8b8d5ddb - main - kldload(8): Add note about using
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08.02.2021 22:22, Kyle Evans wrote:

> It's OK to call out the more
> common case for folks, but this feels a lot more absolute than it
> needs to be.

Also, the loader is capable of loading compressed .ko files that may be important
for space-constrained ("embedded") systems. AFAIR, kldload cannot do that.