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named(IM) SIGHUP SIGINT SIGUSRl SIGUSR2 named(lM) Causes server to read named. boot and reload database. Dumps current data base and cache to /usr/tmp/named_dump.db Turns on debugging; each SIGUSRl increments debug level. Turns off debugging completely. FILES jete/named /ete/named.boot name server configuration boot file /ete/named.pid the process ID /usr/tmp/named. run debug output / us r / tmp / named dump. db dump of the name servers data- - base SEE ALSO kill(l), gethostbyname(3N), signal(3), resol ver(3), resol ver(4). February, 1990 Revision C 3
ncheck(IM) ncheck(IM) NAME ncheck -locate the filename associated with an i-node SYNOPSIS / etc/ncheck [-a] [-i i-node-numbers] [-s] [-Tfile-systemtype] [file-system] DESCRIPTION ncheck with no argument generates a pathname and i-node list of all files on a set of default file systems. Names of directory files are followed by / .. The -i option reduces the report to only those files whose i-nodes follow. The -a option allows printing of the names . and .. , which are ordinarily suppressed. The -s option reduces the report to special files and files with set-user-ID mode; it is intended to discover concealed violations of security policy. The -T flag option indicates the file-system type, for example, 4.2 or 5.2. If this option is not present, ncheck attempts to determine the file-sytem type. A file system may be specified. EXAMPLE ncheck /dev/rdsk/cOdOsO reports the pathnames and i-nodes of files on the specified device. BUGS The report is in no useful order and probably should be sorted. FILES /etc/ncheck SEE ALSO fs(4), fsck(IM), sart(1). DIAGNOSTICS When the file-system structure is improper, ? ? denotes the "parent" of a parentless file, and a pathname beginning with ... denotes a loop. 1 February, 1990 Revision C
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A/UX® System Administrator's Refer
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• APPLE COMPUTER, INC. © 1990, A
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Contents Preface Introduction Secti
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Applee instead of Apple you would p
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Element brackets ([ ]) ellipses ( .
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Introduction to the A/UX Reference
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other man pages in the same section
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protocols(4N) indicates networking
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SEE ALSO provides pointers to relat
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Table of Contents Section 1 M: Syst
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line _ sane(lM) ...................
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StartMonitor(lM) ..... display a pr
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accept(IM) accept(IM) NAME accept -
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acct(IM) acct(IM) diskusg(IM». -uf
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acctcms (1M) acctcms (1M) nonprime-
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acctcom(lM) acctcom(1M) 2 If any fi
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acctcom( 1M) acctcom( 1M) BUGS If t
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acctcon(lM) acctcon( 1M) EXAMPLE Th
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acctcon2(IM) 1 See acctcon(1M) acct
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acctdusg( 1M) 1 See acct(1M) acctdu
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accton(lM) 1 See acct(1M) accton(lM
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acctprc(lM) acctprc(lM) CAVEAT A me
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acctprc2 (1M) 1 See acctprc(1M) acc
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acctsh(1M) acctsh(lM) -c prints a r
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acctwtmp(IM) February, 1990 Revisio
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apm_getty(lM) February, 1990 Revisi
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appletalk( 1M) -d -n -s EXAMPLES To
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arp(1M) SEE ALSO inet(3N), arp(5),
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autoconfig( 1M) autoconfig(lM) -b d
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adblk(IM) badblk(IM) NAME badblk -
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checkrc(lM) February. 1990 Revision
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iod(1M) February, 1990 Revision C S
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c(lM) brc(lM) powerfail is invoked
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chgnod(lM) chgnod(lM) NAME chgnod -
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ckpacct(lM) ckpacct (1M) See acctsh
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comsat(IM) NAME comsat - server for
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cpset(IM) cpset(IM) be: /bin/echo /
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dcopy(1M) dcopy(1M) NAME dcopy - co
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NAME dev _kill - remove devices fil
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diskformat(IM) diskformat(lM) Howev
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diskusg(IM) diskusg(IM) NAME diskus
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dodisk(lM) February, 1990 Revision
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dp(lM) dp(lM) dp will accept comman
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dp(lM) dp(lM) LIMITS dp will not al
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dslipuser( 1M) dslipuser(lM) NAME d
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dump. bsd( 1M) dump. bsd(IM) specif
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dump. bsd( 1M) dump. bsd( 1M) Next,
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errpt(IM) errpt(IM) NAME errpt - pr
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errstop(1M) errstop(IM) NAME errsto
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escher(1M) escher(1M) 2 For each fi
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etheraddr(IM) etheraddr(IM) NAME et
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eupdate(IM) eupdate(IM) NAME eupda
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ff(lM) ff(lM) NAME f f - list file
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fine(IM) fine(IM) NAME fine - fast
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finstall(1M) finstall(lM) NAME fins
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fsck(IM) fsck(IM) NAME fsck - check
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fsck(IM) fsck(IM) 3 file system sho
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fsck(IM) fsck(IM) 8. Superblock che
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fsdb(lM) fsdb(lM) NAME f sdb - debu
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fsdb(lM) fsdb(1M) > 2:inode; :ls >
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fsdb(lM) fsdb(lM) 5 The print facil
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fsdb(1M) fsdb(IM) 7 displayed. inod
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fsdb(lM) fsdb(lM) s z File size. ui
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fsdb(IM) fsdb(IM) 11 7 : di r : nm=
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fsentry(lM) fsentry(lM) NAME fsentr
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fsirand(IM) fsirand(IM) NAME fsiran
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ftpd(IM) ftpd(IM) NAME ft pd - Inte
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ftpd(lM) ftpd(lM) -ftp) Make the ho
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fuser(lM) /dev/mem /dev/swap also f
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fwd _lkup( 1M) NAME fwd lkup -look
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fwtmp(lM) fwtmp(lM) SEE ALSO acctco
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getty(IM) getty(IM) 2 none Default
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grpck(lM) grpck(lM) See pwck(lM) 1
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ifconfig(lM) ifconfig(1M) cates tha
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inetd(1M) inetd(IM) NAME inetd - In
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init(IM) init(IM) NAME ini t, telin
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init(1M) init(1M) 3 user's terminal
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init(IM) init(IM) tab file or a pro
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install{lM) install (1M) exist -i I
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kconfig(lM) kconfig(lM) 2 If the =
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kconfig(lM) 4 NCALL NMOUNT NFLOCK N
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kconfig(IM) 6 MAXPMEM NMBUFS NPTY M
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kconfig(IM) 8 NBLK512 NBLK256 NBLK1
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kconfig(IM) 10 FLCKREC FLCKFIL CDLI
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keyset(IM) keyset(1M) NAME keyset -
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labelit(IM) 1 See volcopy(IM) label
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Page 185 and 186: Login(IM) Login(IM) NAME Login - pr
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Page 195 and 196: Ipc(IM) Ipc(IM) NAME lpc -line-prin
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Page 205 and 206: macquery(lM) macquery(lM) NAME macq
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Page 209 and 210: mailq(lM) NAME mailq -list the cont
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Page 217 and 218: mkfs(1M) mkfs(lM) FILES /etc/fs/svf
Page 219 and 220: mkfslb(1M) mkfslb(IM) Two decimal n
Page 221 and 222: mklost +found( 1M) mklost+found(IM)
Page 223 and 224: mkslipuser( 1M) mkslipuser(IM) NAME
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Page 227 and 228: mount(lM) mount(lM) 2 are shorthand
Page 229 and 230: mount(lM) mount(lM) UMOUNT FLAG OPT
Page 231 and 232: mountd(1M) mountd(1M) NAME mountd -
Page 236 and 237: ncstats(lM) ncstats(lM) NAME ncstat
Page 238 and 239: newconfig( 1M) newconfig( 1M) NAME
Page 240 and 241: neweonfig( 1M) neweonfig(IM) toolbo
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Page 246 and 247: nfsstat(IM) nfsstat{lM) NAME nfssta
Page 248 and 249: pac(lM) pac(lM) NAME pac - gathers
Page 250 and 251: ping(lM) ping(lM) NAME ping - exerc
Page 252 and 253: pname(lM) pname(lM) partition name
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Page 260 and 261: psbanner( 1M) psbanner( 1M) See tra
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Page 264 and 265: pstat(lM) pstat(lM) NAME pstat - pr
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estore( 1M) restore(1M) If the dump
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evnetgroup( 1M) revnetgroup(IM) NAM
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execd(1M) rexecd(1M) DIAGNOSTICS re
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logind( 1M) rlogind(1M) DIAGNOSTICS
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oute(lM) route(lM) The -n flag opti
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outed(lM) routed(lM) (3) The existi
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outed{IM) routed{IM) name2 is the n
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statd(IM) NAME rstatd - kernel stat
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unacct (1M) runacct (1M) DISK Merge
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usersd{ 1M) NAME rusersd- rusers se
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walld(lM) rwalld(lM) NAME rwalld -
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whod(IM) rwhod(IM) end of the messa
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sa2(IM) February, 1990 Revision C S
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sadc(IM) sadc(IM) will compile a si
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sccstorcs(IM) sccstorcs( 1M) NAME s
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sendrnail (1M) sendrnail( 1M) NAME
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sendmail(IM) -rname -t -v sendmail
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sendmail(IM) sendmail(IM) msgs: "I/
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setport(IM) FILES /etc/setport /etc
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showmount( 1M) showmount(lM) NAME s
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shutdown( 1M) shutdown(IM) NAME shu
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slattach(1M) slattach(1M) SEE ALSO
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slattconf(IM) slattconf(1M) using a
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slip(lM) slip(lM) FILES The / etc/h
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spray(lM) spray(1M) NAME spray - sp
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StartMoni tor( 1M) StartMonitor(IM)
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startmsg(1M) startmsg( 1M) pcntdone
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startup(IM) 1 See acctsh(IM) startu
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statd(IM) statd(1M) NAME statd serv
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swap(1M) swap(IM) NAME swap - add o
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sysinitrc(lM) 1 See brc(lM) sysini
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telinit(lM) 1 See ini t(IM) telinit
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telnetd(IM) telnetd( 1M) 2 Because
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tic(lM) tic(lM) NAME tic - terminfo
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transcript(IM) transcript (1M) outp
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trpt(IM) trpt(IM) SEE ALSO getsocko
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tty_kill(lM) 1 See tty_add(1M) Febr
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tunefs(IM) tunefs(IM) lowed to allo
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tzdump(IM) tzdump(IM) NAME tzdump -
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tzic(IM) tzic(IM) 2 acters and numb
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tzic(lM) tzic(lM) 4 GMTOFF for the
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umount(IM) 1 See mount(1M) umount(I
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uucico(IM) uucico(lM) FILES /usr/sp
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uuclean( 1M} uuclean(IM} NAME uucle
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uushell(lM) February, 1990 Revision
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uusub(1M) uusub(1M) and bytes recei
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vipw(lM) vipw(lM) NAME vi pw - edit
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volcopy( 1M) volcopy(IM) speciall a
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whodo(IM) whodo(1M) NAME whodo - wh
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ypbind(IM) February, 1990 Revision
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ypinit(1M) ypinit(1M) SEE ALSO make
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ypmake(IM) /etc/yp/revnetgroup /etc
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yppoll(IM) yppoll(1M) NAME yppoll -
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yppush(lM) yppushOM) BUGS In the cu
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ypserv(lM) ypserv(lM) Two other fun
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ypset(lM) ypset(lM) NAME ypset - po
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ypxfr(IM) ypxfr(IM) NAME ypxf r - t
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intro(7) intro(7) 2 User interface
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appletalk(7) appletalk(7) NAME appl
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appletalk(7) appletalk(7) 3 results
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console(7) 2 , \r' , \n' , \t' ESC
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console(7) console(7) 4 ENTER ESC '
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console(7) console(7) 6 VIDEO ASCII
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console(7) console(7) 8 Byte 1 The
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error(7) error(7) NAME error - erro
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fd(7) fd(7) ioctl (file-descriptor,
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fd(7) fd(7) STAT 1MBMEDIA (Ox20) Th
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forwarder(7) forwarder(7) 2 the pus
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gd(7) gd(7) NAME gd - generic disk
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gd(7) gd(7) 3 Partition Mapping NUX
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gd(7) gd(7) map for the partition.
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gd(7) gd(7) by the superuser, or on
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mem(7) mem(7) NAME mem, kmem - an i
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mtio(7) rntio(7) NAME mt i 0 - inte
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null(7) null(7) NAME null- the null
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pty(7) pty(7) NAME pt Y - pseudo te
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serial(7) 2 UIOCDTRFLOW serial(7) t
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streams(7) streams(7) NAME streams
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streams(7) I FLUSH I SRDOPT Februar
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streams(7) I MNAME the argument is
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sxt(7) sxt(7) NAME sxt - pseudo-dev
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sxt(7) sxt(7) open file descriptor
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tc(7) tc(7) The tcb(l) program help
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termio(7) termio(7) NAME termio - g
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termio(7) termio(7) EOL (ASCII NUL)
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termio(7) termio(7) 0377 is read as
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termio(7) termio(7) Return delay ty
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termio(7) termio(7) ECHOK ()()()()(
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termio(7) Additional ioctl(2) calls
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termio(7) termio(7) minals, this is
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termio(7) TIOCSLTC termio(7) The ar
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termios(7P) termios(7P) opens a ter
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termios(7P) termios(7P) Reads are a
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termios(7P) termios(7P) checking is
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termios(7P) termios(7P) IT a form f
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termios(7P) termios(7P) The initial
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termios(7P) termios(7P) ERASE DELET
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termios (7P) termios (7P) tcgetattr
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intro(8) intro(8) 2 mknod mv od pna
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oot(8) boot(8) NAME boot - startup
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esch(8) esch(8) Autorecovery file s
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launch(8) launch(8) NAME launch - l
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launch(8) launch(8) if the boot rea
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St art upShell (8) StartupShell (8)
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StartupShell(8) StartupShell(8) 4 T
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StartupShell(8) StartupShell(8) 6 c
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Start upShell (8) StartupShell(8) 8
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StartupShell(8) StartupShell(8) Nam
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