Using nm(CP) to find kernel component
If the SCO OpenServer Development System software
is installed on your machine, you can use
nm(CP)
instead of
string(M)
to extract this information.
Use a shell script like the following
to determine the file name
that contains the routine,
then proceed with steps 3-5 as shown in
``Using strings(C) to find kernel component''.
# for i in `find /etc/conf -name '*.o' -print`
> do
> nm $i 2 > /dev/null | grep sioopen > /dev/null && echo $i
> done
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