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*mk_kernel -s ./system - builds new kernel using 'system' as configuration file | *mk_kernel -s ./system - builds new kernel using 'system' as configuration file | ||
| + | ====devices==== | ||
| + | *major and minor device number | ||
| + | ** major device number stands for driver used for device | ||
| + | ** minor device number is defined by physical location and device specifics.. | ||
| + | *character and block device | ||
| + | **character or raw device | ||
| + | ***for serial data transfer | ||
| + | ***on 'ls -al' first letter is 'c' | ||
| + | **block devices | ||
| + | ***moves blocks to buffer and writes after 'sync' executed by 'syncer' daemon | ||
| + | ***on 'ls -al' first letter is 'b' | ||
==to test yet== | ==to test yet== | ||
*cut | *cut | ||
*tee - sends output of pipe to additional place (file as well as stout f.e.) | *tee - sends output of pipe to additional place (file as well as stout f.e.) | ||
Revision as of 07:58, 29 August 2006
Contents
links
- HPUX reference
- HP-UX faq
- UnixGuide compare various Unixes
tips and notes
shell
- to redirect Standard Error to a file use ...
'2>'
.. instead of usuall
'>'
VI commands
'I' - insert at ther begginig of the line '3,404w file.txt' write lines 3 to 404 to file.txt ':m n' move current line to after line n ':t n' copy current line to after line n
kernel reconfiguration
- 'cd /stand/build'
- /usr/lbin/sysadm/system_prep -s system - creates '/stand/build/system' as configuration file with parameters taken from running system
- kmtune -S /stand/build/system - queries system parameters
- kmtune -S /stand/build/system -s maxusers=30 - sample setting value of a parameter
- kmsystem -S /stand/build/system -q ps2 - queries 'system' for the status of 'ps2' value
- kmsystem -S /stand/build/system -c Y ps2 - changes value of ps2 to Yes
- kmadmin
- mk_kernel -s ./system - builds new kernel using 'system' as configuration file
devices
- major and minor device number
- major device number stands for driver used for device
- minor device number is defined by physical location and device specifics..
- character and block device
- character or raw device
- for serial data transfer
- on 'ls -al' first letter is 'c'
- block devices
- moves blocks to buffer and writes after 'sync' executed by 'syncer' daemon
- on 'ls -al' first letter is 'b'
- character or raw device
to test yet
- cut
- tee - sends output of pipe to additional place (file as well as stout f.e.)