When running an SCO binary that requires the iBCS module to
be loaded, this moule will no longer be automatically loaded
as it used to with RH5.x.

In fs/exec.c where the request_module is called for the missing
module the format of the name has been changed sometime since
kernel version 2.0.x, and the default module configuration has
not been updated to reflect this.  Actualy, when the binfmt module
is request it is now using the third and fourth byte in the object file
as "magic" number, but that would be incorrect for any for the SCO
COFF files where the magic number is the very first two bytes of
the executable file.

The module used to be requested by the name "binfmt-332" when
using kernel 2.0.x.  Now it is requested by the name "binfmt-0004",
but 0004 is not magic for this file format, it is the number of
segments contained in the object file.

This might affect linux a.out formats as well, but I havn't checked.

Villy