Index

Numbers and Symbols

4.3 Tahoe file system

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9660 CD format

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A

accessing

disk devices

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pathnames for removable media

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removable media (how to)

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tape devices

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adding

a device driver (how to)

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a disk (overview)

IA

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SPARC

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a package, example of

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a package from a mounted CD (example of)

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a peripheral device (how to)

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a SCSI device to a SCSI bus (how to)

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diskless client OS services (how to)

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entry to /etc/vfstab file (how to)

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hot-pluggable USB camera (how to)

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multiple versions of a package

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packages (prerequisites)

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packages from a spool directory (example of)

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packages from remote package server (example of)

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packages to a spool directory (example of)

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packages with administration files

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packages with base directory

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PCI adapter card (how to)

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preparing to add OS services for diskless clients (how to)

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run control script (how to)

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server and client support

description

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software with Solaris Product Registry

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software with Solaris Web Start

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swap to vfstab

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USB audio device

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USB mass storage device with vold running

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USB mass storage device without vold running

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user initialization files

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Admintool

adding and removing packages

overview

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adding packages (how to)

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removing packages (how to)

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aging user passwords

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aliases

user login names vs.

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allocated inodes

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appliances

definition

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archiving

files to multiple diskettes with cpio command (how to)

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for older SunOS releases with cpio command (how to)

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AutoClient

definition

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autoconfiguration process

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autofs

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automounting

and /home

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user home directories

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B

backing up

a UFS snapshot with the tar command (how to)

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and restoring file systems

commands for

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definition

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choosing file systems to

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file systems to tape (how to)

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full and incremental, defined

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preparing for (overview)

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reasons for

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types of

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UFS snapshot (full) (how to)

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UFS snapshot information (incremental) (how to)

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backup

device names

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full (level 0) backup to tape (how to)

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record of incremental

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backup schedules

daily cumulative, weekly cumulative backups

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daily cumulative, weekly incremental backups

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daily incremental, weekly cumulative backups

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examples

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for a server

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guidelines for

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recommendations

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using dump levels for

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bad block numbers

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bad inode number

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bad superblock

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banner command (PROM)

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bar command

retrieving files created with (how to)

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base directory (basedir)

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basedir keyword (administration files)

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becoming superuser (root)

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bin group

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block disk device interface

defined

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when to use

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blocks

bad

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boot

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data

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directory data

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duplicate

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free

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indirect

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logical size

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regular data

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special inodes

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boot block

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boot-from PROM setting

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boot process

description (SPARC)

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IA

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boot types, description

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booting

a diskless client (how to)

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a system, guidelines

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and PC BIOS

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for recovery purposes (how to)

IA

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SPARC

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from the network

IA

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SPARC

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interactively (how to)

IA

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SPARC

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the Solaris Device Configuration Assistant (how to)

IA

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to force a crash dump and reboot (how to)

IA

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SPARC

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to run level 3

SPARC

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to run level 3 (how to)

IA

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to run level S

SPARC

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to run level S (how to)

IA

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with the kernel debugger (how to)

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SPARC

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Bourne shell

basic features

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environment variables and

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shell (local) variables and

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user initialization files and

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Break key

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BSD Fat Fast File system

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bus-oriented disk controllers

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bytes (number per inode)

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