Index

Symbols

/etc/syslog.conf

redirecting log messages, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours

/etc/ups_conf, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS

/sbin/dasetup, Unresponsive Terminals

/sbin/lib/eisa directory, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

/sbin/rc, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS

/stand/build, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/stand/build/system, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/stand/build/vmunix_test, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/stand/ioconfig, Understanding Class and Instance

/stand/system, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

driver statement, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
kernel configuration file, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/stand/vmunix, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/usr/conf/lib, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

/usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

/usr/conf/master.d, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device, Major Numbers

/usr/include/sys/mtio.h, Minor Number Bit Assignments

/usr/lbin/sysadm/system_prep, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

/usr/lbin/ups_mond, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS

/usr/sbin/sam, Planning to Configure a Port for a Terminal, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem, Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS

MSG_ONLY

noncritical operation, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS

28643A, SCSI Cabling

28643A SCSI Fiber-Optical Extender, SCSI Cabling

5061-2569 (serial connector), Cabling Guidelines

5961-8383, Hardware Considerations

700/60, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

700/96, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

700/98, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

7596A Draftmaster II plotter, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands

A

A1439A CRX-24 graphics display interface card, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

A2269A Dual CRX graphics display interface card, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

A2941A, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

A2994A, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

A2996A, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

A2997A, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

A2998A, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

accelerator card

HP A1454A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

access mode bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

Access port MUX16, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console

access to printers and plotters, Choosing Means of Access

adding drivers, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive

adding peripherals

summary, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary)

addressing, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

by decreasing priority, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
device drivers, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

adjusting minor number bits to read other densities, Adjusting Bits to Read a Floppy Disk

adjusting minor-number bits, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

anti-static workstation, Planning to Configure an Interface Card

APPCC-1250UX, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

APPCC-600UX, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

ar(1), Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

ar(1M), Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

asio0, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port, Minor Number Bit Assignments

associating driver and peripheral manually, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

asynchronous data communication, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines

ATT V.4 file-system layout, Ensuring Against Clashes with HP-UX 10.0

attached line printer bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

audio, Minor Number Bit Assignments

AUI LAN, Networking Configuration Guidelines

AUTO file, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

auto form feed bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

auto load, Advantages of DLKM Drivers

autoch

class in sample ioscan output, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library

autox0, Minor Number Bit Assignments

B

backplane slot priority, Planning to Configure an Interface Card

backward compatibility

/etc/checklist, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data
configuring disks with hard partitions, Understanding How to Configure a Disk Already Containing Data
configuring LVM disks, Understanding How to Configure a Disk Already Containing Data
configuring SDS disks, Understanding How to Configure a Disk Already Containing Data
configuring whole disks, Understanding How to Configure a Disk Already Containing Data
disktab(4), Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data
magneto-optical disks, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk
s2, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data
section numbers, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
Series 700 SDS disks, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data
Series 700 whole disks, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data
Series 800 hard partitions, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data

baud rate for modem, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem

baud switching, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX

baud-rate mismatch, Garbage Displayed on the Terminal Screen

bdevsw, Major Numbers

bdf(1), Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data

Bell/CCITT, Minor Number Bit Assignments

bit assignments, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disk drivers, Minor Number Bit Assignments
line printer devices, Minor Number Bit Assignments
magneto-optical devices, Minor Number Bit Assignments
miscellaneous devices, Minor Number Bit Assignments
network devices, Minor Number Bit Assignments
serial devices, Minor Number Bit Assignments
tape drivers, Minor Number Bit Assignments

block I/O, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

block major number, Major Numbers

boot administration

boot ROM menus, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
LVM maintenance mode, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
mode, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

booting in LVM maintenance mode, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

BREAK signal

used for INTR and baud switching, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX

BSD behavior bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

build environment, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

bus architecture

multi-processing system, Models 890 and T500 Systems

bus relationships

Model 712, Model 712
Model 725, Model 725/100
Model 770 (J Series), Model 770 (J Series)
Model E, Model E Systems
Model T500, Models 890 and T500 Systems
Models 8x9 (K Series), Models 8x9 (K Series)
Models F/G/I/I, 8x7, Basic Addressing on Models F/G/H/I and 8x7 Systems

C

C1006A/G/W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1007A/G/W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1017A/G/W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1064A/G/GX/W/WX, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1065A/G/W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1080A/G/W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1083W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1084W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C1085W, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

C2400-UTIL fileset

for disk array tools, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array

c700, SCSI Configuration Guidelines, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines

c720, SCSI Configuration Guidelines, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines

cable length, SCSI, Calculating SCSI Cable Length

cables

92222A/B/C/D, SCSI Cabling
C2900A, SCSI Cabling
C2901A, SCSI Cabling
C2902A, SCSI Cabling
C2903A, SCSI Cabling
C2906A, SCSI Cabling
C2907A, SCSI Cabling
C2908A, SCSI Cabling
C2911A, SCSI Cabling
for SwitchOver configurations, SCSI Cabling
K2296, SCSI Cabling
K2297, SCSI Cabling

cabling guidelines

RS-232-C devices, RS-232-C Cabling Guidelines
SCSI, SCSI Cabling

capacities, magneto-optical disk, Understanding Magneto-Optical Media Capacity

capacity

magneto-optical disk libraries, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices

card instance, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

and class, Understanding Device Special File Names
and interface card, Understanding Device Special File Names
correlating device files, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files
defined, Understanding Device Special File Names

cartridge tape bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

case fold bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

CCITT, Minor Number Bit Assignments

CCITT protocol for modem, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem

control signals, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX

CD-ROM configuration

planning, Considerations for Configuring a CD-ROM Drive

cdevsw, Major Numbers

cent(7), Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port

CentIf, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port, Minor Number Bit Assignments

handshake modes, Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port

centronics configuration requirements

for plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
for printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface

centronics interface, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines

CFG files, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

checking for correctness, Verifying the Syntax of a CFG File
format, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

changing choices for E/ISA board functions, Changing Choices for Board Functions

character I/O, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

character major number, Major Numbers

CharDrv, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface

ChrDrv, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines

CIO

SCSI tape drives, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 magneto-optical disk drives, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 RS-232-C plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
Series 800 RS-232-C printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
Series 800 SCSI disk drives, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 SCSI printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
Series 800 SCSI tape drivers, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines

cio_ca0, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Networking Configuration Guidelines, SCSI Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface

class

and instance number, Understanding Class and Instance
of interface, Understanding Device Special File Names, Understanding Class and Instance, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

command

cat, Unresponsive Terminals
comment, eisa_config, Adding a Board
init, Unresponsive Terminals, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config
lifcp(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
mkboot(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
move, Moving an E/ISA Board
remove, eisa_config, Removing an E/ISA Board
save, eisa_config, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config
set (shell command), Garbage Displayed on the Terminal Screen
stty, Garbage Displayed on the Terminal Screen
who, Unresponsive Terminals

comment command, eisa_config, Adding a Board

compatibility pseudo-driver (cpd), Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data

compression, data, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines, Avoiding Data Compression

config(1M), Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

configuration

initializing, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config

configuration guidelines

graphics devices, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
SCSI, SCSI Configuration Guidelines

console

compared to terminal configuration, Differences between Console and Terminal Configuration
configuring a non-HP terminal, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console
connectivity for, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
HP 700/60 configured in non-HP modes, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console
planning to configure, Planning to Configure a Port for a Terminal
VT100-compatible, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console
VT320, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console
Wyse 60, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console

console, remote, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines

consoles, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal

core, SCSI Configuration Guidelines

core-hpux, Major Numbers

correcting an error while using eisa_config, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config

correlating components and device special files, Viewing the System Configuration with ioscan

cpd, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data

creating an LVM mapfile, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data

creating new sci files, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config

cron(1M), Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours

crontab file and UPS, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours

CS80

unit bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

CTS/RTS (hardware flow control) for modems, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX

cue(1), Limitations to Non-HP Terminal Emulation

cuegetty(1M), Limitations to Non-HP Terminal Emulation

custom device drivers, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

custom drivers, Configuring Interface Cards

customized graphics configurations, maintaining accuracy of, Maintaining the Accuracy of Customized Graphics Configurations

D

daemons

syslogd, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours
system logging, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS
UPS monitoring, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS
ups_mond, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours

data bits, terminal vs console, Differences between Console and Terminal Configuration

data communication and terminal controllers (DTC), Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)

16TN/MX, Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)
72MX, Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)
J2060A/J2063A, Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)
J2070A, Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)

data compression

avoiding its use on tape drives, Avoiding Data Compression
dealing with, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines, Avoiding Data Compression

DEC terminals, Planning to Configure a non-HP Terminal

DEC VT terminals, Configuring a DEC 420 Terminal to Emulate VT100 or VT320 Mode

emulation limitations, Limitations to Non-HP Terminal Emulation

decimal, binary, and hexadecimal equivalents, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

DELT-2326/C2, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

DELT-2336/C2, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

determining available addresses using ioscan, Terse Listing of ioscan

dev_t format, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

device adapter

installing, Configuring Interface Cards

device configuration

using SAM, Using SAM to Configure Peripherals

device drivers, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

addressing, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device
and disk drives, Selecting Device Drivers for a Disk Device and Interface
and magneto-optical devices, Planning to Configure a Magneto-Optical Device
and major numbers, Major Numbers
associating custom driver with a peripheral, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
bit assignments, Minor Number Bit Assignments
dev_t format, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files
for parallel (centronics) plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
for parallel (centronics) printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
for printers and plotters, Selecting Device Drivers for Your Printer or Plotter
for SCSI disk, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
for SCSI printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
for SCSI tape drives, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
for serial (RS-232-C) plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
for serial (RS-232-C) printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
for terminals and modems, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems
kernel association, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device
location, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device
major number, Major Numbers

device installation

requirements, Peripheral Configuration in its Simplest Terms

device number

defined, Understanding Device Special File Names

device special files

and hardware path, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files
associated with a peripheral device, Identifying Device Special Files Associated with a Peripheral Device
bit assignments, Driver Number (dev_t) Format
correlating with hardware components, Viewing the System Configuration with ioscan
creating customized for tape drives, Creating Customized Device Special Files for Tape Devices
creating for modems, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
creating for serial printer or plotter, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
creation, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data
disk drives, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
exhaustive mode for tape drives, Allowing for Trial and Error
floppy disk drives, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines
for printers and plotters, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
for tape drives, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive
magneto-optical disk drives, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
major and minor numbers, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device
plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
tape drives, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines

diagnostic bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disc1, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disc2, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disc3, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disc4, Minor Number Bit Assignments

disk

class in sample ioscan output, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library

disk array configuration

planning, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array
RAID levels, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array

disk drives

7957B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
7958B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
7959B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A1999A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A2655A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A2657A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A3058A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A3182A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A3231A, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
A3232A, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
and device drivers, Selecting Device Drivers for a Disk Device and Interface
C2212A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2213A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2214B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2216T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2217T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2281A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2282A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2290A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2291A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2293A/T/U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2295B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2425JK, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2427JK, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2460F/R, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2461F/R, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2462F/R, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2470S, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2471S, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2472F/R/S, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2473F/R/S, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2473T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2474F/R/S, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2474J, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2476F/R, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2481A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2482A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2491A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C2492A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3020T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3021T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3022R/T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3023R/RZ/T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3023T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3024R/RZ/T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3024T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3027U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3028U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3032T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3033T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3034T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3035T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3036T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3037U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3038U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3040R/T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3041R/T, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3044U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
C3560U, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
device special files created, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
moving using HP-UX commands, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
planning to configure, Planning to Configure a Disk Drive

disk model number

finding out, Finding Out the Disk Model Number and Other Information

diskinfo(1M), Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Finding Out the Disk Model Number and Other Information, Understanding Magneto-Optical Media Capacity

disks drives

further tasks, After Configuring HP-UX for the Disk Device

disktab(4), Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data

distribution panels

0950-2431, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
28659-60005, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
5062-3054, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
5062-3070, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
5062-3085, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
5181-2085, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
ADP 5062-3070, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
ADP422 5062-3085, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
characterized, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
DDP 5062-3066, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
DDP 5181-2085, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
MDP 5062-3054, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
purpose of, Distribution Panels for Asynchronous Connectivity
RJ45 0950-2431, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
serial connectivity, Distribution Panels for Asynchronous Connectivity

DLKM (Dynamically Loadable Kernel Module) feature, Understanding Loadable Device Drivers, DLKM Module Types, New Module Packaging

DLKM modules

advantages of, Advantages of DLKM Drivers

driver behavior, controlling, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

Driver Development Guide

Series 700 resource, Selecting Device Drivers for a Disk Device and Interface

driver install table, Major Numbers

driver library, location of, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

driver statement, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

DTC Manager software, Data Communication and Terminal Controllers (DTC)

DTCs

purpose of, Distribution Panels for Asynchronous Connectivity
serial connectivity, Distribution Panels for Asynchronous Connectivity

dump

managing when moving a root LVM disk, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
managing when removing a disk, Removing a Disk Drive

dynamically assigned major numbers, Major Numbers

E

E/ISA boards

changing choices for board functions, Changing Choices for Board Functions
choices, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files
moving, Moving an E/ISA Board
removing, Removing an E/ISA Board
resources, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files
setting switches and jumpers, Setting Switches and Jumpers on an E/ISA Interface Board
troubleshooting configuration, Troubleshooting E/ISA Board Configuration

eeprom, SCSI Configuration Guidelines

EISA

boards, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files
defined, EISA Configuration Guidelines
SCSI disk drives, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
SCSI tape drives, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines

eisa, SCSI Configuration Guidelines, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines

EISA device

swapping to, Swapping to an EISA Device

eisa_config

changing choices for board functions, Changing Choices for Board Functions
correcting an error, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config
example session, Sample Interactive Session to Add an E/ISA Card
exiting, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config
initializing configuration, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config
interactive mode, Configuring E/ISA Boards Using Interactive Mode
log file, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config
moving boards, Moving an E/ISA Board
removing boards, Removing an E/ISA Board
saving configuration, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config
troubleshooting, Troubleshooting E/ISA Board Configuration

eisa_config(1M), Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

Ethernet bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

EtherTwist, Networking Configuration Guidelines

examples

/etc/syslog.conf entry for redirecting UPS log messages, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours
/usr/conf/master.d sample file entry, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
calculating SCSI cable length, Calculating SCSI Cable Length
checking syntax of EISA CFG file, Verifying the Syntax of a CFG File
configuration of a UPS, Hardware Considerations
configuring UPS to cycle power during non-work hours, Configuring UPS to Cycle Power During Non-Work Hours
correlating card instance and device files, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files
creating device special files for modem, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
determining available addresses using ioscan, Terse Listing of ioscan
diskinfo output for disks, Finding Out the Disk Model Number and Other Information
diskinfo output for magneto-optical disk, Understanding Magneto-Optical Media Capacity
displaying EISA board information, Displaying Board Information
editing /etc/uucp/Devices for modem, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
entries in /etc/ttytype, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal
force configuration of device drivers, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
getty entry for a UPS port, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS
getty entry in /etc/inittab for modem, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
identifying device special files with a tape device, Identifying Device Special Files Associated with a Peripheral Device
interacting with the ISL, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
ioscan -fn output showing tape device special files, Identifying Device Special Files Associated with a Peripheral Device
ioscan output for a Model 725, Model 725/100
ioscan output for a Series 800 multipluxer card, Configuring a PowerTrust UPS
ioscan output for HP-IB instrument, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands
ioscan output for magneto-optical disk library, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library
ioscan output for mux interface, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
ioscan output for serial printer, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
ioscan output of a LAN card, Configuring an Interface Card
ioscan output of a Model 8x9 (K Series), Models 8x9 (K Series)
ioscan output of a multi-function card, Addressing on Multi-Function Cards (Model E Example)
ioscan output of a T500 system, Models 890 and T500 Systems
ioscan output of tape driver, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive
lssf output for serial printer, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
lssf output for serial printer with hardware flow control (RTS/CTS) enabled, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
lvlnboot output, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
minor number for printer, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
mksf command for reading non-default tape format, Reading a Tape on a Different Format Device
mksf command for tape driver exhaustive mode, Allowing for Trial and Error
mksf command to prevent tape data compression, Avoiding Data Compression
moving a disk, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
moving a printer or plotter, Moving a Printer or Plotter
output from lssf for modem files, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
output of ps -ef, Unresponsive Terminals
portion of /stand/system file, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
sample CFG file used by eisa_config, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files
sample display of EISA CFG files, Displaying CFG Files
sample display of eisa_config switch/jumper settings, Displaying Switch and Jumper Settings
sample eisa_config exit, showing subsequent steps, Exiting eisa_config
sample eisa_config start-up screen, Starting eisa_config
setting hardware flow control (RTS/CTS) for serial printer, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port
tar test to verify tape driver configuration, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive
using eisa_config show slot command, Adding a Board
using ioscan -C (class) option, Identifying Device Special Files Associated with a Peripheral Device

exhaustive mode for tape-device special files, Allowing for Trial and Error

exports(4), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Removing a Disk Drive

ext_bus and instance number, Understanding Class and Instance

extracting the system file, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

F

fddi, Networking Configuration Guidelines

fiber-optic extender cable for SCSI, SCSI Cabling

field separators, Understanding Hardware Addresses

fifo bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

file

/etc/eisa/config.log, Saving the Configuration and Exiting eisa_config
CFG, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

file type, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

file-system layout, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data

fileset for disk array configuration, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array

floppy disk drives

adjusting minor number bits, Adjusting Bits to Read a Floppy Disk
configuration guidelines, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines
configuration planning, Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive
device special files created, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines

floppy disks and HP-UX

capability for mounted file system, Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive
differences from PC floppies, Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive
intended use and limitations, Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive

floppy(7), Considerations for Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive

force configuration, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

force configuration of device drivers, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

formats

handling differences on tape media, Reading a Tape on a Different Format Device

framebuf, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

fstab(4), Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

full ioscan listing, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files

further tasks

disk drives, After Configuring HP-UX for the Disk Device
magneto-optical devices, After Configuring a Magneto-Optical Device
tape drives, After Configuring a Tape Drive

fuser(1M), Unresponsive Terminals

G

garbage data

on terminals, Troubleshooting Terminal Problems, Garbage Displayed on the Terminal Screen

geometry determined, Minor Number Bit Assignments

getty, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface

modem entry in /etc/inittab described, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem

getty(1M), Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem, Unresponsive Terminals

key options for terminals, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal

gettydefs(4), Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal, Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal, Garbage Displayed on the Terminal Screen

H setting for hard-wired terminals, Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal

glitches

preventing tape data loss due to, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines

graph3, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines, Minor Number Bit Assignments

graphics cable extensions, Graphics Cable Extensions

graphics card configuration guidelines, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

graphics cards and subsystems

98768A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A1439, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2269A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2270A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2271A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2272A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2666A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2667A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2673A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2674A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A2675A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A4070A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A4071A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A4072A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
A4073A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
Z1100A, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

graphics configurations, maintaining accuracy of, Maintaining the Accuracy of Customized Graphics Configurations

graphics devices

configuration information, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
installing, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

group

volume group file, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data

guidelines

centronics (parallel) interface, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines
configuring a disk with existing data, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data
configuring a non-HP printer to a parallel port, Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port
device drivers for terminals and modems, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems
EISA configuration, EISA Configuration Guidelines
floppy disk configuration, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines
graphics card configuration, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines
magneto-optical disk configuration, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
magneto-optical disk library configuration, Magneto-Optical Disk Library Configuration Guidelines
networking configuration, Networking Configuration Guidelines
parallel printer and plotter configuration, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
SCSI disk configuration, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
SCSI printer and plotter configuration, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
SCSI tape-drive configuration, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
serial printer and plotter configuration, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface

H

H/W Path

defined, Understanding Hardware Addresses

handshake bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

handshake modes for parallel interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port

hard-wired terminals in /etc/gettydefs, Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal

hardware

terminals, Unresponsive Terminals

hardware addresses, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

decoding, Understanding Hardware Addresses
defined, Understanding Hardware Addresses
determining, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary)
field separators, Understanding Hardware Addresses
general, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary)
Models F/G/I/I, 8x7, Basic Addressing on Models F/G/H/I and 8x7 Systems
on multi-function cards, Addressing on Multi-Function Cards (Model E Example)

hardware considerations for UPS, Hardware Considerations

hardware flow control (CTS/RTS), Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems

for modems, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX

hardware flow control(CTS/RTS)

minor number bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

hardware path, Understanding Hardware Addresses

associating with driver, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

hexadecimal equivalents to binary and decimal, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

hexadecimal notation, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

hierarchy of I/O, Understanding Hardware Addresses

hippi, Networking Configuration Guidelines

HP 700/60 configured in non-HP console modes, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console

HP JetDirect Network Interface, Choosing Means of Access

HP JetDirect Network Interface Configuration Guide, For Further Information on Printer-Related Tasks

HP MPower 1.2 Installation and Configuration, For Further Information on Printer-Related Tasks

HP terminals in non-HP modes, Planning to Configure a non-HP Terminal

HP-IB

interface limitations, Performance

HP-PB

backplane slot priority, Planning to Configure an Interface Card
F/W SCSI disk drives, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
SCSI tape drives, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 magneto-optical disk drives, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 parallel plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
Series 800 parallel printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface
Series 800 RS-232-C plotters, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
Series 800 RS-232-C printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
Series 800 SCSI disk drives, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
Series 800 SCSI printers, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
Series 800 SCSI tape drivers, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines

HP-UX runstate, Unresponsive Terminals

HP-UX system file

defined, New Module Packaging

I

I/O hierarchy, Understanding Hardware Addresses

identifying device special files with a peripheral device, Identifying Device Special Files Associated with a Peripheral Device

identifying run-level, Unresponsive Terminals

init command, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config

init(1M), Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal, Unresponsive Terminals

initializing configuration, Correcting a Mistake While Using eisa_config

inittab(4), Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Terminal, Running Screen-Oriented Applications on a Terminal, Removing or Moving a Terminal or Modem, Unresponsive Terminals

inquiry response, Finding Out the Disk Model Number and Other Information

insf(1M), Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands

and data compression, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines
creating additional device files for disk library, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library

installing device adapter, Configuring Interface Cards

installing graphics devices, Graphics Card Configuration Guidelines

installing interface card, Configuring Interface Cards

instance number, Understanding Class and Instance, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files

and class, Understanding Class and Instance
and interface card, Understanding Device Special File Names, Understanding Class and Instance
defined, Understanding Device Special File Names
location of, Understanding Class and Instance
significance of, Understanding Class and Instance

instr0, Minor Number Bit Assignments

configuring devices, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands

instrument address, Minor Number Bit Assignments

interface card

installing, Configuring Interface Cards

interface card instance number

significance of, Understanding Class and Instance

interface cards

25525A/B, SCSI Configuration Guidelines
25567B, Networking Configuration Guidelines
27147-60002, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
27147A, SCSI Configuration Guidelines
28639-50001, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines
28639-60001, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
28655A, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines, SCSI Configuration Guidelines, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface
28696A, SCSI Configuration Guidelines
36960A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
36967A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
40299B, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
98190A, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
98196A, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
A1703-60003, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
A1703-60022, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Configuring a Non-HP Terminal as a Console, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
A2544A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
Apollo TokenRing, Networking Configuration Guidelines
FDDI/9000, Networking Configuration Guidelines
HIPPI Link, Networking Configuration Guidelines
HP 25525B, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines
HP 27147A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
HP 28655A, SCSI Disk Configuration Guidelines, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
ISDN Link, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2069A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2092A, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
J2093A, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
J2094A, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
J2096A, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Drivers for a UPS
J209x, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface
J209xA, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems
J2104A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2109A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2146A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2156A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2157A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2159A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2165A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2166A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2220A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
J2226A, Networking Configuration Guidelines
LAN/9000, Networking Configuration Guidelines
LANLink, Networking Configuration Guidelines
maximum configurations, Maximum Configurations
networking, Networking Configuration Guidelines
planning to configure, Planning to Configure an Interface Card
selecting drivers, Selecting Device Drivers for Your Interface Cards
SNAplus Link, Networking Configuration Guidelines
TokenRing 9000, Networking Configuration Guidelines
X.25/9000, Networking Configuration Guidelines
X.25Link, Networking Configuration Guidelines

interface driver, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

interface drivers

selecting for interface card, Selecting Device Drivers for Your Interface Cards

ioinit(1M), Understanding Class and Instance

ioscan(1M), Viewing the System Configuration with ioscan, Planning to Configure a Port for a Terminal, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands

and kernel structures, Terse Listing of ioscan
comparing hardware path and device file, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data
full listing, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files
identifying usable devices, Terse Listing of ioscan
manually associating driver and peripheral, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
terse listing, Terse Listing of ioscan
using to determine available addresses, Terse Listing of ioscan

ISA boards, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

configuration guidelines, EISA Configuration Guidelines
configuring, Configuring E/ISA Boards Using Interactive Mode
moving, Moving an E/ISA Board
removing, Removing an E/ISA Board
setting switches and jumpers, Setting Switches and Jumpers on an E/ISA Interface Board
switches and jumpers, E/ISA Boards and CFG Files

isdn, Networking Configuration Guidelines

isdnnetd, Networking Configuration Guidelines

isdnsn, Networking Configuration Guidelines

isdnx25, Networking Configuration Guidelines

K

kernel (/stand/vmunix), Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

associating drivers, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device
configuration file (/stand/system), Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral
rebuilding to add drivers, Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands

kernel (stand/vmunix)

rebuilding to add drivers, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem

kernel structures and ioscan(1M), Terse Listing of ioscan

keyboard bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

kill(1), Unresponsive Terminals

killing processes, Unresponsive Terminals

L

LAN-based multi-function cards, Addressing on Multi-Function Cards (Model E Example)

LAN/9000 interface cards, Networking Configuration Guidelines

lan0, Networking Configuration Guidelines, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lan1, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lan2, Networking Configuration Guidelines, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lan3, Networking Configuration Guidelines, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface

lanadmin(1M), Planning to Configure an Interface Card

lanmux0, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

lantty0, Asynchronous Data Communication Configuration Guidelines, Selecting Device Drivers for Terminals and Modems, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Serial Interface, Selecting Drivers for a UPS

library, driver

location of, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

lifcp(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

limitations to non-HP terminal emulation, Limitations to Non-HP Terminal Emulation

limited support

STK 3480 tape drive, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines, Avoiding Data Compression

location of device drivers, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

location of libraries, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

Logical Volume Manager (LVM), Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array

need to import LVM information, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data
to apportion disk space, Planning to Configure into your System a Disk Already Containing Data

lpr0, Centronics (Parallel) Configuration Guidelines, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lpr1, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lpr2, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer or Plotter to a Parallel (Centronics) Interface, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lpr3, Guidelines for Configuring a Printer to a SCSI Interface, Minor Number Bit Assignments

lpsched(1M), Guidelines for Configuring a Non-HP Printer to a Parallel Port

lsdev(1M), Major Numbers

lssf(1M), Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port

LU number replaced, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files

LU number, compared to instance number, An Example Showing Correlation Between Card Instance and Device Files

lvlnboot(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

LVM commands

lvdisplay(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
lvlnboot(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
lvreduce(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
lvremove(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
lvrmboot(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
vgchange(1M), Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
vgexport(1M), Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address
vgimport(1M), Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data
vgscan(1M), Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

LVM maintenance mode, booting in, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

lvrmboot(1M), Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

M

magneto-optical disk drives

C1701A, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
C1701C, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
C1716C, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library
C2550B, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
device special files created, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
further tasks, After Configuring a Magneto-Optical Device
product ID strings, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines

magneto-optical disk libraries

C1708C, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library
capacity, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices
device drivers, Magneto-Optical Disk Library Configuration Guidelines
further tasks, After Configuring a Magneto-Optical Device
I/O limitations, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices
installation planning, Planning to Configure a Magneto-Optical Device
SCSI addresses, SCSI Addressing
SCSI addressing guidelines, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library
surfaces bits, Minor Number Bit Assignments

magneto-optical disks

access, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices
device drivers, Planning to Configure a Magneto-Optical Device, Magneto-Optical Disk Configuration Guidelines
powerfail support, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices
surfaces, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices
use as mountable file system, Characteristics of Magneto-Optical Devices

magneto-optical media

capacity, Understanding Magneto-Optical Media Capacity
ratings, Understanding Magneto-Optical Media Capacity

major and minor numbers

in device special files, Understanding how the Kernel Associates Drivers to Device

major numbers

and device drivers, Major Numbers
defined, Major Numbers
dynamic assignment and ranges, Major Numbers

Managing SwitchOver/UX, For Further Information on Plotter-Related Tasks

mapfile, creating an LVM, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data

master file, New Module Packaging

master files, Major Numbers

maximum device connections

by interface card, Maximum Configurations

maximum disk space, Considerations for Configuring a Disk Array

mediainit(1), Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk

minor numbers

bit assignments, Minor Number Bit Assignments
creating, Understanding the Construction of Device Special Files
defined, Minor Numbers
examples, Examples of Minor Number Creation

mk_kernel(1M), Configuring HP-UX for any Peripheral (A Summary), Configuring an Interface Card, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem, Configuring HP-UX for a New Disk Device, Configuring into your System an Unpartitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Configuring into your System an LVM Disk Already Containing Data, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address, Configuring HP-UX for a Magneto-Optical Disk Library, Configuring HP-UX for a Tape Drive, Configuring a Printer Using HP-UX Commands, Configuring a Plotter or other Non-Automatically Configurable Output Devices Using HP-UX Commands, Associating a Custom Driver with a Peripheral

mkboot(1M)

example, Moving a Disk Drive to a Different Address

mknod(1M), Creating Device Special Files using mknod

mksf(1M), Configuring into Your System a Partitioned Disk Already Containing Data, Creating Customized Device Special Files for Tape Devices, Creating a Device Special File for a Printer or Plotter Configured to a Serial Port

and data compression, SCSI Tape Drive Configuration Guidelines, Avoiding Data Compression
for modem configuration, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem
used for creating device files for modems, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem

Model 712, Model 712

Model 712 floppy disk configuration, Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Guidelines

Model 725, Model 725/100

Model 770 (J Series), Model 770 (J Series)

Model E, Model E Systems

Models 890 and T500, Models 890 and T500 Systems

Models 8x7, Models F/G/H/I and 8x7 Systems

Models 8x9 (K Series), Models 8x9 (K Series)

Models F/G/H/I, Models F/G/H/I and 8x7 Systems

modem type bit, Minor Number Bit Assignments

modems

access mode, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
AT command, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
autoanswer, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
baud rate, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem
bit assignments, Minor Number Bit Assignments
BREAK, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
CCITT control signals, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
CCITT protocol, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem
configuring, Configuring HP-UX for an HP Terminal or for a Modem
creating device special files, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
device file for dial-in port, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
device file for dial-out port, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
device file for direct connect, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
DTR, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
duplex control, Serial Connectivity via Distribution Panels or DTC
editing /etc/uucp/Devices, Additionally Configuring HP-UX for a Modem
hardware flow control (CTS/RTS), Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
Hayes modem protocol, Requirements for Modems to Work on HP-UX
moving using HP-UX commands, Removing or Moving a Terminal or Modem
planning to configure, Planning to Configure a Port for a Modem

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