Most trackers will need parameters in order to be able to track software.
The parameter file contains information about which tracker should be used, and
additional information required by the tracker in order to track the target
software.
This can be anything from offsets into structs to the name of the system.
Often the parameter files will be provided with the target system and they may
be loaded in the target scripts.
The load-parameters command is used to load parameters.
When parameters are loaded the os-awareness object will automatically create a
tracker composition object based on the parameters if one does not already
exist.
For many systems the parameters can only be detected when the operating system
is booted on the target.
For example, the Linux tracker object provides a detect-parameters command to
be able to retrieve parameters for the current system.
See section 2.13.6 for more information
about configuring the Linux tracker.