AIX lsdev命令解释(国外英文资料).docVIP

AIX lsdev命令解释 The lsdev command use Displays the equipment and characteristics of the system. grammar Lsdev -c [] [- C Class] [-s ttf_subclass] [-t Type] [-f File] [-f Format | -r ColumnName] [-h] [-h] [-l {Name | -}] [-p Parent] [-s State] Lsdev -p -c [Class] [-s ttf_subclass] [-t Type] [-f File] [-f Format | -r ColumnName] [-h] [-h] describe The lsdev command displays the information about the device in the device configuration database. The -c flag displays information about all the devices in the custom device object class. Any combination of the -c Class, -s Subclass, -t Type, -l Name, -p Parent and -s State flags can choose a subset of the custom device. Using the -p flag, you can display information about all the devices in the predefined device object class. Any combination of -c Class, -s Subclass, and -t Type flags can choose a subset of predefined devices. You can display the default output in one of two ways. Can use the -c flag from the custom device object class is shown in the default output, or use the -p flag shows the default output from the predefined device object class. To override these two default outputs, you can use the -f Format flag. The -f Format flag displays the output in a user-specified Format. The Format parameter is a list of references to the column names, which are separated by non-alphanumeric characters or whitespace, and may also be terminated by them. The -r ColumnName flag shows the range of specified column values for the specified device. Note that the lsdev command only shows information about devices based on information from the custom device (Cudv) object class or the predefined device (PdDv) object class. No other object classes, such as the custom path (CuPath) object class, are examined. This situation means that there may be conditions that do not display the device. For example, if use the -p Parent sign, but in the devices custom device object identified in Parent and through the -p flag to specify the Parent do n