About the Solaris8's dynamic link mechanism

As for a dynamic executable elf solaris will map ld.so.1 first, and pass control to ld.so.1, then ld.so.1will
map the necessary module to process space. And also it should take responsibility for locating the needed fuctions in librarys when program asks for.
If my understanding of the process is right there is still some questions I'm not very clear:
1.In a exec system call, when does exec pass control to ld.so.1 after it was maped? Does it happened within the exec's processing or out of it?
2.ld.so.1need to find the elf's .dynamic segment to locate dynamic objects and map them. How and where does it get the elf's vnode pointer?
3.For a running process, where does ld.so.1find the maped dynamic library's location information?
Does these information store in user process address space or kernel address space?

As I known in linux the exec push some args into stack sod.so can recieve control, whether solaris do it in same way?

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