Sun Microsystems Sun Workstation 100U System Manager's Manual page 9

Sun 100/150 Installation and Maintenance Introduction
Throughout the examples, there are numbers in the notation:
Oznnnn
A number with
0%
in front of it is a hexadecimal (base 16) number. Those wishing more infor-
mation should consult any of the literature on the C programming language.
Finally, this manual provides a number of tutorial "walkthrough" examples which use certain
formatting conventions. In all these examples, what the user types is shown in boldfaced text,
like this. The system's response is shown in roman type, like this. Variable items which you
must substitute - which depend on your system's specific configuration - are shown in italic
twe, like thi,.
Be especially careful with all such substitutions. Lastly, text which appears
[ within brackets] is commentary; usually, we use brackets to abbreviate a long series of system
response messages, or to offer ex planation of a process.
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