list-device command

The list-device command displays the currently defined devices.

The devices listed may be used as tape devices through the set-half, set-sct, set-floppy, or set-device commands.

Devices are numbered from 0 to 15 as they display in the configuration file. The current device is noted with the asterisk. The active device is noted with a plus sign.

Syntax

list-device {device.number} {(options}

Parameter(s)

device.number   Device number to list, from 0 to 9. If not specified, all currently defined devices are listed.
options h Suppresses header display. Only devices are displayed.
p Directs output to the system printer via the spooler.

Example(s)

In the example below, the Owner column displays the PIB number that has use of the device, and an * indicates that this PIB is the current process. A + indicates that this device is the active device (as a PIB can attach more than one device).

list-device

Tape       Status             16 Feb 2003       14:30:40
#          Type               Density           Owner     Device Name
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0       |  Floppy          |  3 1/2" 1.44M   |         |  /dev/rpdsk/4
1       |  Quarter Inch    |  High           |         |  /dev/rmt/0n
2       |  4mm DAT         |                 |         |  /dev/rmt/1n
3       |  4mm DAT         |                 |         |  /dev/rmt/1un
4       |  8mm Tape        |                 |         |  /dev/rmt/2n
5       |  8mm Tape        |                 |         |  /dev/rmt/2un
6       |  Floppy          |  Pseudo Floppy  |         |  /usr/opt/pick/bin/abs
7       |  Floppy          |  Pseudo Floppy  |         |  /usr/opt/pick/bin/data
8       |  Floppy          |  Pseudo Floppy  |         |  /usr/opt/pick/bin/ref
9       |  Network         |                 |         |  /home/tmp/pipein
10      |  Floppy          |  Pseudo Floppy  |         |  /home/tmp/floppy
11      |  Floppy          |  Pseudo Floppy  |         |  /n/dev/home/tmp/floppy
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