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kcpath

kcpath(1M)																kcpath(1M)

NAME

       kcpath - print kernel configuration pathnames

SYNOPSIS

       [config]
       [config]

DESCRIPTION

       prints  the  pathnames associated with a kernel configuration.  If config is specified, gives information about the saved kernel configura-
       tion named config.  Otherwise, gives information about the currently running configuration.  See kconfig(5) for information on saved kernel
       configurations.

   Options
       will print the basename of the currently running kernel.

       will print the full pathname of the directory containing the
		      configuration.

       will print the full pathname of the kernel executable for the
		      configuration.

       If no options are specified, acts as if was specified.

RETURN VALUE

       returns zero for success.  It returns non-zero and prints a diagnostic message if an error occurs.

EXAMPLES

       Print the basename of the currently running kernel:

       Print the directory containing the currently running kernel:

       Print the pathname of the currently running kernel executable:

       Print the directory containing the kernel for "str1013":

       Print the pathname of the kernel executable for "str1013":

SEE ALSO

       kconfig(5).

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