It'l probably never be used. There is no callback facility for
recovering kmalloc'd memory. And, particularly for the linker,
there wouldn't be anything to free anyway so it would just
deadlock.
Well, yea, but I'd rather have a blocking kldload than a panic'ed
system. There are probably more such places. Actually I think this
limit business is stupid. Rather than panicing, we could print a
warning and go on. The worst thing could be that we'll panic lateron
because we don't have free memory anymore.