-c             Configures the specified subsystem by initializing
                   its attribute values and, possibly, loading it
                   into the kernel.

    -d             Displays the attribute settings in the
                   SYSCONFIGTAB file for the specified subsystem.

    -m             Queries the mode for the specified subsystems. A
                   subsystem's mode can be static or dynamic. If you
                   omit the subsystem name, sysconfig displays the
                   mode of all the configured subsystems.

    -q             Queries attribute values for the configured
                   subsystem specified by subsystem-name. If you
                   omit attribute-list, values of all the specified
                   subsystem's attributes are displayed.

    -Q             Queries information about attributes of the
                   configured subsystem specified by subsystem-name.
                   The information includes the attribute data type,
                   the operations supported, and the minimum and
                   maximum values allowed for the attribute. Note
                   that the minimum and maximum values means length
                   and size for attributes of char and binary types,
                   respectively. If you omit the attribute-list,
                   information about all attributes in the specified
                   subsystem is displayed.

    -r             Reconfigures the specified subsystem. You must
                   supply the subsystem-name argument and the
                   attribute-list argument when you use this flag.

    -s             Queries the subsystem state for the specified
                   subsystems. If you omit the subsystem name,
                   sysconfig displays the state of all the configured
                   subsystems.