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Special Forums Hardware Filesystems, Disks and Memory Lost Data Lost Admin Post 82893 by rhfrommn on Wednesday 7th of September 2005 12:49:45 PM
Old 09-07-2005
The utility that creates those metadevices is called "Solaris Disk Suite". I know very little about it (almost all boxes I admin use Veritas instead of SDS for disk management), but it is a common tool. I'm sure you could find lots of information about it at docs.sun.com.

For example, here is the guide for the latest version:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/805...aris+disksuite

You may need to check a different doc, but there are tons there so you should be able to find the one for the version of SDS on your system.
 

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INSTALL-DOCS(8) 						      Debian							   INSTALL-DOCS(8)

NAME
install-docs - manage online Debian documentation SYNOPSIS
install-docs [options] -i,--install | -r,--remove | -c,--check file [ file ... ] install-docs [options] -I,--install-all | -C,--install-changed | -R,--remove-all install-docs [options] -s,--status docid [ docid ... ] install-docs [options] --dump-db dbname install-docs -h,--help | -V,--version DESCRIPTION
install-docs is a tool allow Debian package maintainers to register documentation to various documentation systems. It currently supports dhelp, dwww, doc-central, and scrollkeeper browsers. This manual page provides a quick synopsis of install-docs usage. Full documentation can be found in the documentation, including a description of the control file syntax and grammar. OPTIONS
-v, --verbose Operate verbosely. -d, --debug Print some debugging information. --no-update-menus Inhibit running dwww-build-menu(8), dhelp_parse(8), and scrollkeeper-update(8). --rootdir dir Set the root directory to dir instead of `/'. Useful and valid only with the --check action. ACTIONS
Below is list of possible actions install-docs could handle. There can be only one action option passed to install-docs, moreover the action with its arguments must be the last option passed. Each file argument should be the full path for the doc-base control file (i.e. `/usr/share/doc-base/some_file' or `/etc/doc-base/documents/some_file'), and each docid should be the document identifier (Document identifiers are set in the `Document' field of the control file, and usually correspond to the package name.) If file or docid equals `-' (the minus sign), the list of arguments is read from the standard input (each file name or document id in separate line). -i file [file ...], --install file [file ...] Install the documentation described by the control file file. -r file [file ...], --remove file [file ...] Remove the documentation identified by the control file file. -c file [file ...], --check file [file ...] Check the control file file and display number of possible problems found. Use with --verbose to get the actual locations of errors and warnings. If --rootdir was also given, its argument will be prepended to names of the files given if the `Files' and `Index' fields of the file. -R, --remove-all De-register all registered documents. -I, --install-all (Re)register all documents from /usr/share/doc-base and /etc/doc-base/documents. -C, --install-changed Compare contents of /usr/share/doc-base and /etc/doc-base/documents directories with registered documents database and de-register any files that are missing and (re)register only changed or new files. -s docid [docid ...], --status docid [docid ...] Display the status of the document identifier docid. -L docid [docid ...], --listfiles docid [docid ...] Deprecated option. Does nothing. --dump-db dbname Dumps contents of internal databases, for debugging purposes. dbname can be either files.db or status.db. -h, --help Show a short help message. -V, --version Display version information. COMPATIBILITY ISSUES
The following features were added in version 0.8.4, please make sure to add proper `Conflicts' or `Depends' lines if you would like to use them in your package's scripts: o support for passing more than one argument to the -i and -r actions, o reading arguments from the standard input, o -I,--install-all, -R, ---remove-all, -c, --check actions, o -d, --debug, -h, --help options. The -C, --install-changed, --dump-db, -V, --version options were added in 0.8.12. FILES
/usr/share/doc-base/ The location of doc-base control files provided by various packages. /etc/doc-base/documents/ The location of doc-base control files provided by local administrator. /var/lib/doc-base/info/documents/ The location of registered control files. /var/lib/doc-base/info/status.db Statuses of registered documents. /var/lib/doc-base/info/files.db Timestamps and documents ids of registered doc-base files. /var/lib/doc-base/omf/ The location of generated scrollkeeper OMF files. Note: /usr/share/omf/doc-base should be a symbolic link pointing to the directory. BUGS
See http://bugs.debian.org/doc-base <http://bugs.debian.org/doc-base>. SEE ALSO
dhelp(1), doccentral(1), dwww(7), scrollkeeper(7), Debian doc-base Manual /usr/share/doc/doc-base/doc-base.html/index.html AUTHOR
This program was originally written by Christian Schwarz <schwarz@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system, and the next maintainer was Adam Di Carlo <aph@debian.org>. Robert Luberda <robert@debian.org> is currently maintaining and extending it. This software was meant to be for the benefit of the entire Debian user and developer community. If you are interested in being involved with this software, please join the mailing list <debian-doc@lists.debian.org>. doc-base v0.10.4 02 June, 2012 INSTALL-DOCS(8)
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