HP XP48 Configuration Manual page 28

Example
Example
Example
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# cd /dev
# ./MAKEDEV dks
find dsk rdsk \( -name 'dks*d*s[0167]*' -o -name 'dks*d*s15*' \
-o -name 'dks*d*vol*'
-rf
umask 077; \
B_DKS=128; C_DKS=128; \
B_RAD=176; C_RAD=176; \
export B_DKS C_DKS B_RAD C_RAD; \
for NAME in 'ls -1 MAKEDEV.d/DKS_* | grep -v '.[ON]$'' ; do \
$NAME ; \
done
3. Verify that the system has created the device files correctly, go to the
/dev/dsk directory by entering:
# cd /dev/dsk
4. List the device files by entering:
# ls –l
You may want to restrict the display to find only the new devices
rather than all devices. For example, to list only the disk devices on
controller number 4, enter:
# ls –l dks4d*
# cd /dev/dsk
# ls -l dks4d*
brw------- 1 root
brw------- 1 root
brw------- 1 root
brw------- 1 root
#
5. Go to the /dev/rdsk directory by entering:
# cd /dev/rdsk
6. List the device files by entering:
# ls –l
# cd /dev/rdsk
# ls -l dks4d*
crw------- 1 root
crw------- 1 root
crw------- 1 root
crw------- 1 root
You can restrict the display to find only the new devices rather than all
devices. For example, to list only the disk devices on controller
number 4, enter:
# ls –l dks4d*
HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP Operating System Configuration Guide: SGI IRIX
-o -name 'dks*d*vh*' \) -print | xargs rm
sys 128,1088 Apr
sys 128,1089 Apr
sys 128,1103 Apr
sys 128,1095 Apr
sys 128,1088 Apr 7 12:18 dks4d4s0
sys 128,1089 Apr 7 12:18 dks4d4s1
sys 128,1103 Apr 7 12:18 dks4d4s15
sys 128,1095 Apr 7 12:18 dks4d4s7
7 12:18 dks4d4s0
7 12:18 dks4d4s1
7 12:18 dks4d4s15
7 12:18 dks4d4s7