
 (some hints to get it running)

Compile kernel modules; copy rpldhk module into /platform/<arch>/strmod; edit
/etc/iu.ap to add rpldhk for the cn (console), wc (console?) and pts (unix98
ptys).. something like this:

cn 0 0 rpldhk
wc 0 0 rpldhk ldterm ttcompat
pts -1 0 rpldhk

(ldterm and compat are part of the Solaris default install.) Reboot, load the
rpldev module; then you can use the userspace program rpld.
