In Solaris 2.5.1, the SVC hierarchy is a separate entity that is enabled/disabled by the user by setting environment variables. In Solaris 2.6, however, the SVC hierarchy is not a separate entity. Installing the SVC mode in Solaris 2.6 replaces the existing XIL 1.3 directory containing device handlers (XIL 1.3 libraries) with a SVC mode one. Therefore, once the svc_install script is run on Solaris 2.6, SVC mode is enabled and is not controlled by setting environment variables. To disable the SVC mode under Solaris 2.6, use the svc_uninstall script.
hostname% svc_install options
The following table lists and describes the svc_install options and defaults.
Table 3-3 svc_install Options and Defaults
svc_install Options |
Description |
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-v |
This is Verbose mode which displays status information on stdout. |
Typically, you run the script without any options. You must be logged in as superuser. The script modifies /usr/openwin/xil/lib. You should not run this script if this is an NFS mounted directory.