> It's not possible to statically initialize these lists?  Are you
> allocating memory?  If so, how much?

I initialize four pools, two lists, and two locks. The lists are not
really a problem, but the locks and pools...

> Note that we already have another mechanism to allow "generic"
> subsystems to register constructors at kernel link time: pseudo-device
> attach routines.

How does this work? I need to write a pseudodevice to get a chance to
run at boot time?

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