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Numbers and Symbols
- /etc/dfs/dfstab file
- configuring for shared removable media
How to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- /var/adm directory
- controlling size ofFinding and Removing Old or Inactive Files
- 1394 (FireWire) support
- descriptionHot-Plugging USB Mass Storage Devices
- 9660 DVD formatGuidelines for Accessing Removable Media Data
A
- accessing
- disk devicesLogical Disk Device Names
- iSCSI disksHow to Access iSCSI Disks
- removable mediaHow to Access Information on Removable Media
- tape devicesLogical Tape Device Names
- adding
- a SCSI device to a SCSI busHow to Add a SCSI Device to a SCSI Bus
- a USB mass storage deviceHow to Add a USB Mass Storage Device
- adding a new removable media driveHow to Add a New Removable Media Drive
- PCI adapter cardHow to Add a PCI Adapter Card
- VPPA communication serviceAdding a Communication Service
- Ap_Id Seeattachment point IDs
- attachment point IDs
- device identifiersAbout Attachment Point Identification
- logical device namesAbout Attachment Point Identification
- physical and logicalAbout Attachment Point Identification
- autoconfiguration processDescription of Solaris Kernel Modules
B
- backup
- device namesBackup Device Names
- block disk device interface
- definitionDisk Subdirectory
- when to useDisk Subdirectory
- boot blocks
- installing
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (EFI (GPT))
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool Disk (VTOC)
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (VTOC)
- bus-oriented disk controllers
- Direct and Bus-Oriented Controllers
- Direct and Bus-Oriented Controllers
C
- cdrw command
- descriptionWorking With Audio CDs and Data CDs and DVDs
- restricting access toRestricting User Access to Removable Media
- writing data CDs and DVDs and audio CDsWriting CD and DVD Data and Audio CDs
- cfgadm
- PCI hot-pluggingDynamic Reconfiguration and Hot-Plugging
- SCSI hot-pluggingDynamic Reconfiguration and Hot-Plugging
- checking
- a file system on removable mediaHow to Check a File System on Removable Media
- clients
- iSNSAbout the iSNS Technology
- iSNS, display status, CLIHow to Display the Status of Clients
- iSNS, managing, CLIManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- configuring
- a SCSI controllerConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- a SCSI deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Device
- a USB deviceConfiguring a USB Device
- EoIB devicesAdministering EoIB Datalinks
- IB Port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPA deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring IB Devices
- IPoIB devicesAdministering IPoIB Devices
- iSNS server
- Using the Command Line Interface to Configure iSNS
- Configuring the iSNS Server
- SATA deviceHow to Replace a SATA Device
- connecting
- a USB device, logicallyLogically Connecting a USB Device
- core files
- finding and deletingRemoving Dump Files
- creating
- a data CD or DVD file systemCreating a Data CD or DVD
- a disk slice for a ZFS root file system
- SPARC
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool Disk (VTOC)
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (VTOC)
- a file system on a DVD-RAMHow to Create a File System on a DVD-RAM
- a file system on a USB mass storage deviceHow to Create a File System on a USB Mass Storage Device
- a file system on removable mediaHow to Create a File System on Removable Media
- a Solaris partition and modifying the slices on a USB mass storage deviceHow to Create a Solaris Partition and Modify the Slices on a USB Mass Storage Device
D
- /dev/dsk directoryLogical Disk Device Names
- /dev/rdsk directoryLogical Disk Device Names
- datadm commandUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- default discovery domain
- iSNSAbout the iSNS Technology
- default discovery domain set
- enablingHow to Enable the Default Discovery Domain Set
- deferred dumpAbout Deferred Dump and System Crash Dumps
- deleting
- core filesRemoving Dump Files
- finding and deleting old/inactive filesMaintaining Disks
- temporary filesEmptying Temporary Directories
- devfsadm commandHow Device Information Is Created
- device driver
- addingHow to Add a Device Driver
- definitionAbout Device Drivers
- device identifiersAbout Attachment Point Identification
- device names
- backupBackup Device Names
- devices
- accessingAccessing Devices
- formatting with rmformatHow to Format a Removable Device (rmformat)
- df command
- overviewManaging Disk Use Task Map
- dfstab file
- configuring for shared local removable mediaHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- directories
- displaying information about
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- size ofDisplaying Information About Directory Sizes
- temporary, clearing out
- Emptying Temporary Directories
- Emptying Temporary Directories
- disabling
- removable media servicesHow to Disable or Enable Removable Media Services
- write protection on removable mediaHow to Enable or Disable Read and Write Protections
- disconnect
- a USB device, logicallyLogically Disconnecting a USB Device
- disconnecting
- a SCSI controllerConnecting or Disconnecting a SCSI Controller
- a USB device subtree, logicallyLogically Disconnecting a USB Device Subtree
- discovery domain
- client
- removing, CLIHow to Remove a Client from a Discovery Domain
- iSNS
- adding, CLIHow to Add a Discovery Domain to a Discovery Domain Set
- assigning clients, CLIHow to Assign Clients to a Discovery Domain
- creating, CLIHow to Create the Discovery Domains
- displaying status, CLIHow to Display the Status of a Discovery Domain
- removingHow to Remove a Discovery Domain from a Discovery
Domain Set
- discovery domain set
- disabling
- displaying status, CLIHow to Disable a Discovery Domain Set
- iSNS
- creating, CLIHow to Create the Discovery Domain Sets
- displaying status, CLIHow to Display the Status of a Discovery Domain Set
- removingHow to Remove a Discovery Domain Set
- disk
- setting up for ZFS file systems (overview)
- x86Setting Up Disks for ZFS File Systems
- when to formatFormatting a Disk
- disk controllersDirect and Bus-Oriented Controllers
- disk for a ZFS file system
- setting up
- SPARCConfiguring a Disk for a ZFS Non-Root File System
- disk label
- creatingCreating Disk Labels
- descriptionEFI (GPT) Disk Label
- disk slice
- creating for a ZFS root file system
- SPARC
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool Disk (VTOC)
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (VTOC)
- disk slices
- definitionAbout Disk Slices or Partitions
- displaying information aboutDisplaying Slice or Partition Information
- disk space
- displaying information about
- directory sizesDisplaying Information About Directory Sizes
- file sizes
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- finding and deleting old/inactive files
- Removing Dump Files
- Maintaining Disks
- finding files exceeding a size limitUsing the find Command
- disks
- recovering a corrupted disk label
- How to Recover a Corrupted Disk Label
- Recovering a Corrupted Disk Label
- setting up for ZFS file systemsAbout ZFS Disk Setup on Oracle Solaris Systems
- displaying
- directory information
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- disk slice informationDisplaying Slice or Partition Information
- file information
- file sizeDisplaying Information About File Sizes
- listing newestRemoving Old or Inactive Files
- using the du commandDisplaying Information About Directory Sizes
- IB communication servicesDisplaying Supported Communication Services
- InfiniBand device informationUsing the prtconf Command
- information about SCSI devicesDisplaying Information About SCSI Devices
- kernel IB clients of an HCADisplaying Kernel Clients of an HCA Device
- PCI slot configuration informationDisplaying PCI Slot Configuration Information
- removable media userHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
- SATA devicesPerforming SATA Hot-Plugging Operations
- size of filesUsing the ls Command
- system configuration informationDisplaying Device Configuration Information
- USB bus informationDisplaying USB Bus Information
- displaying settings
- iSNS serverHow to Display the Current Server Configuration
- dladm command
- configuring EoIB devicesAdministering EoIB Datalinks
- configuring IPoIB devicesAdministering IPoIB Devices
- driver not attached messageDisplaying Device Configuration Information
- du commandDisplaying Information About Directory Sizes
- dumpadm commandDevice Interface Type Required by Some Frequently Used Commands
- DVD-RAM
- creating a file system onHow to Create a File System on a DVD-RAM
- DVDs
- ISO 9660 formatGuidelines for Accessing Removable Media Data
- dynamic reconfigurationDynamic Reconfiguration and Hot-Plugging
- InfiniBand devicesDynamically Reconfiguring IB Devices
E
- EFI label
- comparison with VTOC labelEFI (GPT) Disk Label
- installing a system withUsing Whole Disks for a ZFS Root Pool Disk or Disks
- overviewEFI (GPT) Disk Label
- restrictions ofEFI (GPT) Disk Label
- eject command
- removable mediaHow to Eject Removable Media
- ejecting
- removable mediaHow to Eject Removable Media
- enabling
- removable media servicesHow to Disable or Enable Removable Media Services
- uDAPLHow to Enable uDAPL
- write protection on removable mediaHow to Enable or Disable Read and Write Protections
- EoIB devices
- administeringAdministering EoIB Datalinks
- Ethernet over IB SeeEoIB devices
F
- files
- deleting Seedeleting
- displaying information about
- listing
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- size
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- displaying size ofUsing the ls Command
- finding files exceeding a size limitUsing the find Command
- size of
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- find command
- core filesRemoving Dump Files
- finding files exceeding a size limitUsing the find Command
- old/inactive files
- How to Find Old or Inactive Files for Deletion
- Maintaining Disks
- finding
- and deleting old/inactive files Seedeleting
- files exceeding a size limitUsing the find Command
- Format utility
- analyze menuanalyze Menu
- defect menudefect Menu
- displaying disk slice informationDisplaying Slice or Partition Information
- entering command names (how to)Specifying format Command Names
- fdisk menufdisk Menu
- identifying disks on a system
- Identifying Disks on a System
- Obtaining Disk Information
- input toRules for Input to format Commands
- labeling a disk
- example ofLabeling a Disk
- main menuFormat Menu and Command Descriptions
- main menuFormat Menu and Command Descriptions
- partition menupartition Menu
- partition menuDescriptions for partition Menu Items
- recovering corrupted disk labelHow to Recover a Corrupted Disk Label
- using help facilityGetting Help on the Format Utility
- format utility
- input toSpecifying Disk Names to format Commands
- formatting
- devices with rmformatHow to Format a Removable Device (rmformat)
- free hog slice Seedonor slice
- fuser command
- finding if removable media is in useHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
- killing processes accessing removable mediaHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
H
- hot-pluggingDynamic Reconfiguration and Hot-Plugging
- adding a SCSI device to a SCSI busHow to Add a SCSI Device to a SCSI Bus
- adding PCI adapter cardHow to Add a PCI Adapter Card
- configuring a SCSI controllerConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- configuring a SCSI deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Device
- configuring a USB deviceConfiguring a USB Device
- disconnecting a SCSI controller with cfgadm commandConnecting or Disconnecting a SCSI Controller
- logically connecting a USB deviceLogically Connecting a USB Device
- logically disconnecting a USB deviceLogically Disconnecting a USB Device
- logically disconnecting a USB device subtreeLogically Disconnecting a USB Device Subtree
- PCI devicesPCI or PCIe Hot-Plugging With the cfgadm Command
- removing a SCSI deviceHow to Remove a SCSI Device
- removing PCI adapter cardHow to Remove a PCI Adapter Card
- replacing an identical SCSI device on a SCSI controllerHow to Replace an Identical Device on a SCSI Controller
- unconfiguring a SCSI deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- unconfiguring a USB deviceUnconfiguring a USB Device
I
- identifying
- devicesDisplaying Device Configuration Information
- primary USB audio deviceDisplaying Information About USB Audio Devices
- InfiniBand devices
- adding a VPPA communication serviceAdding a Communication Service
- configuring an IB Port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPA deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring IB Devices
- displayingUsing the prtconf Command
- displaying IB communication servicesDisplaying Supported Communication Services
- displaying kernel IB clients of an HCADisplaying Kernel Clients of an HCA Device
- dynamic reconfigurationDynamically Reconfiguring IB Devices
- overviewAbout InfiniBand Devices
- removing an existing IB port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPA communication serviceRemove an Existing Communication Service
- unconfiguring an IB Port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPAUnconfiguring an IB Port Device
- unconfiguring an IB pseudo deviceUnconfiguring an IB Pseudo Device
- initiators
- iSNS, display status, CLIHow to Display the Status of Clients
- iSNS, managing, CLIManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- installgrub command for a ZFS root file system
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (EFI (GPT))
- How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool Disk (VTOC)
- Internet Storage Name Service SeeiSNS
- IPoIB devices
- administeringAdministering IPoIB Devices
- iSCSI
- accessing iSCSI disksHow to Access iSCSI Disks
- static and dynamic target discoveryConfiguring Dynamic or Static Target Discovery
- iSNS
- clientsAbout the iSNS Technology
- default discovery domainAbout the iSNS Technology
- display client statusHow to Display the Status of Clients
- display initiator statusHow to Display the Status of Clients
- display target statusHow to Display the Status of Clients
- managing clientsManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- managing initiatorsManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- managing targetsManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- nodesAbout the iSNS Technology
- technology overviewAbout the iSNS Technology
- iSNS server
- configuringConfiguring the iSNS Server
- configuring, CLIUsing the Command Line Interface to Configure iSNS
- discovery domain
- adding, CLIHow to Add a Discovery Domain to a Discovery Domain Set
- assigning clients, CLIHow to Assign Clients to a Discovery Domain
- creating, CLIHow to Create the Discovery Domains
- displaying status, CLIHow to Display the Status of a Discovery Domain
- removing a clientHow to Remove a Client from a Discovery Domain
- removing, CLIHow to Remove a Discovery Domain from a Discovery
Domain Set
- discovery domain set
- creating, CLIHow to Create the Discovery Domain Sets
- disabling, CLIHow to Disable a Discovery Domain Set
- displaying status, CLIHow to Display the Status of a Discovery Domain Set
- removingHow to Remove a Discovery Domain Set
- display settingsHow to Display the Current Server Configuration
- enable, disable server state notificationsHow to Set Notifications for Changes in Server State
- enabling default discovery domain setHow to Enable the Default Discovery Domain Set
- set retry thresholdHow to Set the Number of Retries for Client Inquiries
- specify data store location
- How to Specify the Data Store Location
- About the iSNS Technology
- ISO standards
- 9660 DVD formatGuidelines for Accessing Removable Media Data
K
- /kernel/drv directoryInstalling Unsupported Devices
- killing
- processes accessing removable mediaHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
L
- listing
- files and directories
- Removing Old or Inactive Files
- Removing Old or Inactive Files
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- loading
- removable mediaHow to Load Removable Media
- logical device name
- definitionDevice Naming Conventions
- diskLogical Disk Device Names
- tapeLogical Tape Device Names
- logical device namesAbout Attachment Point Identification
- removable mediaLogical Removable Media Device Names
- ls command
- Removing Old or Inactive Files
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- checking directory sizesUsing the ls Command
- –l option (size in bytes)Using the ls Command
- –t option (newest files)Removing Old or Inactive Files
M
- maintaining tape drivesGuidelines for Drive Maintenance and Media Handling
- managing
- iSNSHow to Display the Status of Clients
- clients, CLIManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- maximums
- finding files exceeding maximum sizeUsing the find Command
- media was found messageHow to Load Removable Media
- mkisofs command
- create a data CD or DVD file systemCreating a Data CD or DVD
- modifying
- partitions and creating a PCFS file system on a USB mass storage deviceHow to Modify Partitions and Create a PCFS File System on a USB Mass Storage Device
- mounting
- a USB mass storage device
- How to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- How to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- remote removable media manuallyAccessing DVDs or CDs on Remote Systems
- removable media
- automatic mounting compared toAbout Removable Media
- mt commandRetensioning a Magnetic Tape Cartridge
N
- nfsd daemon
- startingHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- verifying if runningHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- no media was found messageHow to Load Removable Media
- nodes
- iSNSAbout the iSNS Technology
- iSNS, display status, CLIHow to Display the Status of Clients
- iSNS, managing, CLIManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
O
- overview
- iSNS technologyAbout the iSNS Technology
P
- PCI devices
- adding PCI adapter cardHow to Add a PCI Adapter Card
- displaying PCI slot configuration informationDisplaying PCI Slot Configuration Information
- removing PCI adapter cardHow to Remove a PCI Adapter Card
- troubleshooting PCI configuration problemsTroubleshooting PCI Configuration Problems
- physical device name
- definition
- Device Naming Conventions
- Device Naming Conventions
- prtvtoc command
- Displaying Disk Label Information
- Device Interface Type Required by Some Frequently Used Commands
R
- raw disk device interface
- Disk Subdirectory
- Disk Subdirectory
- RCM script
- commands forRCM Script Commands
- overviewAbout RCM Scripts
- registering
- service provider in the DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- removable media
- /media
- mount pointUsing Removable Media Names
- accessingHow to Access Information on Removable Media
- accessing media on other systemsAccessing DVDs or CDs on Remote Systems
- adding a new removable media driveHow to Add a New Removable Media Drive
- checking a file system onHow to Check a File System on Removable Media
- creating a file system onHow to Create a File System on Removable Media
- creating a file system on a DVD-RAMHow to Create a File System on a DVD-RAM
- disabling or enabling removable media servicesHow to Disable or Enable Removable Media Services
- ejectingHow to Eject Removable Media
- enabling write protection onHow to Enable or Disable Read and Write Protections
- finding out if media is in useHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
- formatting devices with rmformatHow to Format a Removable Device (rmformat)
- killing processes accessingHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
- loadingHow to Load Removable Media
- loading with volume managementHow to Load Removable Media
- mounting
- manual compared to automaticAbout Removable Media
- mounting remote mediaAccessing DVDs or CDs on Remote Systems
- repairing bad blocks on removable mediaHow to Repair Bad Blocks on Removable Media
- removing
- a SCSI deviceHow to Remove a SCSI Device
- a USB mass storage deviceHow to Remove a USB Mass Storage Device
- existing IB port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPA communication serviceRemove an Existing Communication Service
- PCI adapter cardHow to Remove a PCI Adapter Card
- repairing
- bad blocks on removable mediaHow to Repair Bad Blocks on Removable Media
- replacing
- a disk for a ZFS root pool (how to)
- x86How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (EFI (GPT))
- an identical SCSI device on a SCSI controllerHow to Replace an Identical Device on a SCSI Controller
- resetting
- a USB deviceResetting a USB Device
- resolving
- a failed SCSI unconfigure operationResolving a Failed SCSI Unconfigure Operation
- restricting
- removable media accessRestricting User Access to Removable Media
- rm command
- Emptying Temporary Directories
- How to Find Old or Inactive Files for Deletion
S
- SATA devices
- configuring SATA deviceHow to Replace a SATA Device
- displaying SATA device informationPerforming SATA Hot-Plugging Operations
- unconfiguring SATA deviceConfiguring Or Unconfigure a SATA Device
- scrub a disk
- sg3 utilitiesScrubbing a Disk
- SCSI devices
- adding a SCSI device to a SCSI busHow to Add a SCSI Device to a SCSI Bus
- configuring a SCSI controllerConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- configuring a SCSI deviceConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Device
- disconnecting with cfgadm commandConnecting or Disconnecting a SCSI Controller
- displaying information aboutDisplaying Information About SCSI Devices
- removing a SCSI deviceHow to Remove a SCSI Device
- replacing an identical SCSI device on a SCSI controllerHow to Replace an Identical Device on a SCSI Controller
- resolving a failed SCSI unconfigure operationResolving a Failed SCSI Unconfigure Operation
- troubleshooting SCSI configuration problemSCSI-Related Configuration Error Messages
- unconfiguring a SCSI controllerConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- SCSI tape drivesBackup Device Names
- setting up
- a disk for ZFS file systems (overview)
- x86Setting Up Disks for ZFS File Systems
- disks for ZFS file systemsAbout ZFS Disk Setup on Oracle Solaris Systems
- sg_sanitizeScrubbing a Disk
- share command
- making removable media available to other systemsHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- size
- directoryDisplaying Information About Directory Sizes
- file
- Displaying Information About Directory Sizes
- Using the ls Command
- Displaying Information About File Sizes
- sliceAbout Disk Slices or Partitions
- Solaris fdisk partition
- guidelinesUsing the fdisk Option
- specifying a disk sliceDirect and Bus-Oriented Controllers
- starting
- nfsd daemonHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
- stopping
- killing processes accessing removable mediaHow to Determine If Removable Media Is Still in Use
- storage capacities (media)Choosing Which Media to Use
- swap commandDevice Interface Type Required by Some Frequently Used Commands
- sysdef commandDisplaying Device Configuration Information
- system crash dumpAbout Deferred Dump and System Crash Dumps
T
- tape
- sizesChoosing Which Media to Use
- storage capacitiesChoosing Which Media to Use
- tape devices
- namingLogical Tape Device Names
- tape drive
- maintainingGuidelines for Drive Maintenance and Media Handling
- maximum SCSIBackup Device Names
- rewindBackup Device Names
- targets
- iSNS, display status, CLIHow to Display the Status of Clients
- iSNS, managing, CLIManaging the iSNS Server and Clients
- temporary directories
- Emptying Temporary Directories
- Emptying Temporary Directories
- troubleshooting
- a failed SCSI unconfigure operationResolving a Failed SCSI Unconfigure Operation
- PCI configuration problemsTroubleshooting PCI Configuration Problems
- SCSI configuration problemsSCSI-Related Configuration Error Messages
- USB audio device problemsTroubleshooting USB Audio Device Problems
- USB mass storage devicesTroubleshooting Tips for USB Mass Storage Devices
U
- uDAPLUsing the uDAPL API With InfiniBand Devices
- enablingHow to Enable uDAPL
- registering a service provider in the DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- unregistering a service provider in the DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- updating the DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- unconfiguring
- a SCSI controllerConfiguring or Unconfiguring a SCSI Controller
- a USB deviceUnconfiguring a USB Device
- IB Port, HCA_SVC, or a VPPA DeviceUnconfiguring an IB Port Device
- IB pseudo deviceUnconfiguring an IB Pseudo Device
- SATA deviceConfiguring Or Unconfigure a SATA Device
- unmounting
- a USB mass storage device
- How to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- How to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- unregistering
- service provider in the DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- unsupported devicesInstalling Unsupported Devices
- updating
- DAT static registryUpdating the DAT Static Registry
- USB devices
- adding a USB mass storage deviceHow to Add a USB Mass Storage Device
- audioUsing USB Audio Devices
- device ownershipAbout Audio Device Ownership
- bus-powered devicesBus-Powered Devices
- configuring a USB deviceConfiguring a USB Device
- connect a USB deviceLogically Connecting a USB Device
- creating a file system on a mass storage deviceHow to Create a File System on a USB Mass Storage Device
- creating a Solaris partition and modifying the slices on a mass storage deviceHow to Create a Solaris Partition and Modify the Slices on a USB Mass Storage Device
- displaying bus informationDisplaying USB Bus Information
- host controller and root hubUSB Hubs and Host Controller
- hot-pluggingHot-Plugging USB Mass Storage Devices
- identifying primary audio deviceDisplaying Information About USB Audio Devices
- keyboards and mouse devicesUSB Keyboards and Mouse Devices
- logically disconnecting a USB deviceLogically Disconnecting a USB Device
- logically disconnecting a USB device subtreeLogically Disconnecting a USB Device Subtree
- modifying partitions and creating a PCFS file system on a mass storage deviceHow to Modify Partitions and Create a PCFS File System on a USB Mass Storage Device
- mounting mass storageHow to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- mounting or unmounting a mass storage deviceHow to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- power managementUSB Power Management
- removable mass storageManaging USB Mass Storage Devices
- removing a USB mass storage deviceHow to Remove a USB Mass Storage Device
- resetting a USB deviceResetting a USB Device
- troubleshooting audio device problemsTroubleshooting USB Audio Device Problems
- troubleshooting tips for mass storage devicesTroubleshooting Tips for USB Mass Storage Devices
- unconfiguring a USB deviceUnconfiguring a USB Device
- unmounting mass storageHow to Mount or Unmount a USB Mass Storage Device
- USB 2.0 supportUSB Device Features and Compatibility Issues
V
- verifying
- nfsd daemon is runningHow to Make Local Media Available to Other Systems
W
- writing
- data CDs and DVDs and audio CDsWriting CD and DVD Data and Audio CDs
Z
- ZFS file system
- setting up a disk
- x86Configuring a Disk for a ZFS Non-Root File System
- ZFS rollbackHow to Perform ZFS Rollback
- ZFS root pool
- replacing a disk (how to)
- x86How to Replace a ZFS Root Pool (EFI (GPT))