Starting and stopping a HAM

You start a HAM by running the ham utility at the command line:

ham

The ham utility has these command-line options:

-?|h

Display usage message

-d

Disable internal verbosity.

-f

Log verbose output to a file (default is stderr).

-s secure_launcher

Route all process creation through secure_launcher. (e.g. -s /proc/boot/secpollaunch)

-t none|relative|absolute|shortabs

Specify the timestamping method. The default is relative.

-v

Set verbosity level — extra -v's increase verbosity.

-Vn

Set verbosity level — use a number to specify the level (e.g., -V3).

When a HAM starts, it also starts the Guardian process for itself.