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stl_ctrl(4) Kernel Interfaces Manual stl_ctrl(4) NAME
stl_ctrl - Software subset control files DESCRIPTION
Each software subset that is distributed for the setld command has an associated control file. This control file is created by the kits(1) utility. The control file's name consists of the subset name with the string .ctrl for a suffix. The control file contains attribute information for the subset. Once the subset has been installed on a system, the control file is placed in the usr/.smdb. directory. The attribute definitions in the file are stored one per line as attribute name/value pairs separated by equals signs (=). The attributes are: NAME The name (text description) of the product of which this subset is a component, as given by the NAME attribute defined in the prod- uct attributes section of the key file. DESC The text description of the subset, as given in the subset descriptor for this subset in the key file. ROOTSIZE The size in bytes that are used on the root file system. USRSIZE The size in bytes that are used on the usr file system. VARSIZE The size in bytes that are used on the ar file system. MTLOC Two integers separated by a colon (:). These integers are used by the setld utility to find the subset on tape media. The first number specifies the volume in the product tape set; the second is the location within that volume. The values established for this attribute by the kits utility are placeholders. The actual values are generated as the subset is being written to tape by the gen- tapes command. DEPS The dependency list for this subset. FLAGS The value specified by the flags field of this subset's record in the key file. EXAMPLES
The following example shows the contents of OATDCB100.ctrl, the control file for a hypothetical subset: NAME='Orpheus Authoring Tools OAT- DCB100' DESC='Document Building Tools' ROOTSIZE=12352 USRSIZE=43941 VARSIZE=8704 NVOLS=1:2 MTLOC=1:1 DEPS="." FLAGS=0 RELATED INFORMATION
gendisk(1), gentapes(1), kits(1), stl_key(4), setld(8) Guide to Preparing Product Kits delim off stl_ctrl(4)
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depord(8) System Manager's Manual depord(8) NAME
depord - Sort subset names into dependency order SYNOPSIS
/usr/lbin/depord [-c ctrldir [-c ctrldir]...] [-f [namefile | -]] [-I | -i] [subsetID [subsetID...]] OPTIONS
Searches the directory ctrldir for subset *.ctrl files instead of the current directory. You can use multiple -c options. Reads the subset names from namefile. If you use the "-" argument instead of namefile, read the subset names from standard input. The namefile and "-" argu- ments to the -f option are mutually exclusive. If you also specify subset names with subsetID operands, they are concatenated with the sub- set names specified with the -f option. Includes in the ordered output the names of all prerequisite subsets for the subset name argument list. The -I and -i options are mutually exclusive. Includes in the ordered output the names of all prerequisite subsets for the subset name argument list, and excludes from the output any prerequisite subsets that are already installed. The -I and -i options are mutually exclusive. OPERANDS
The name of a subset for dependency checking and ordering. If you also specify subset names with the -f option, they are concatenated with subsetID operands. DESCRIPTION
The depord command reads the subset *.ctrl files in the specified directories for dependency information, then sorts the subset name argu- ment list (and, optionally, prerequisite subset names) in dependency order. If other directories are not specified, depord searches for subset *.ctrl files in the current directory. If you install the subsets in the order shown in the depord output, subset dependencies are satisfied. If you are not using either the -I or -i option and if a subset dependency cannot be satisfied by the other specified subset names, an error message displays and that subset is not included in the output. All subsets in a dependency cycle (where subsets are mutu- ally dependent) are ignored. An error message displays, and those subsets are not included in the output. The depord command is used by the setld(8) utility. EXAMPLES
To sort the subsets listed on the command line into dependency order: # /usr/lbin/depord OSFCDEDT500 OSFX11500 OSFCDEMIN500 OSFX11500 OSFCDEMIN500 OSFCDEDT500 To use the -I option to list the prerequisite subsets for OSFDCEDT500, sorted into dependency order: # /usr/lbin/depord -I OSFCDEDT500 OSF- BASE500 OSFX11500 OSFCLINET500 OSFNFS500 OSFCDEMIN500 OSFCDEDT500 To use the -i option to check the prerequisite subsets for OSFDCEDT500, and exclude from the output those that are already installed: # /usr/lbin/depord -i OSFCDEDT500 OSFCDEDT500 RESTRICTIONS
The -I and -i options are mutually exclusive. FILES
Executable file for depord command Indicates subsetID is already installed. Contents list other subsets dependent upon subsetID. Control files with dependency information SEE ALSO
setld(8) stl_ctrl(4) Programming Support Tools depord(8)