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F7fa22c9 i o sysj2 unable to allocate space in file system
Post 302750643 by ranjithm on Wednesday 2nd of January 2013 05:52:18 AM
01-02-2013
F7fa22c9 i o sysj2 unable to allocate space in file system
F7FA22C9 I O SYSJ2 UNABLE TO ALLOCATE SPACE IN FILE SYSTEM
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sim
sim(5) File Formats Manual sim(5) NAME
sim, SIM - Software phrase input method DESCRIPTION
The phrase input method is an input method that is commonly used in a Chinese environment. The software phrase input method (SIM) is a a mechanism supported by the Asian tty driver, atty and the simd daemon through the utx facility (see atty(7), simd(8), and utx(7)). The stty command activates the software phrase input method, while the phrase utility creates and manages the phrase database (see stty(1) and phrase(1)). Changes to the phrase database may not be reflected in SIM sessions that were started before the changes were made. Therefore, users have to stop and then restart SIM sessions using the stty command to have access to the changed phrase database. SEE ALSO
Commands: phrase(1), stty(1), simd(8), utxd(8) Files: atty(7), utx(7) sim(5)