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Hi,
I don't know if there is a description somewhere of all the files in /dev, but you can use the 'lsdev' command to get some information about the device drivers on your system. You can match up the major number of the device files to the output from lsdev and figure out what some things are.
JP
I don't know if there is a description somewhere of all the files in /dev, but you can use the 'lsdev' command to get some information about the device drivers on your system. You can match up the major number of the device files to the output from lsdev and figure out what some things are.
JP
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Re: how can i get every file 's usage under /dev?
The key to what you are trying to do is the lssf (list special file) command. Man lssf for details.
find /dev \( -type c -o -type b \) -exec lssf {} \;
Now you need to follow that find with a find that lists all the files (typically directories) that are NOT character special or block special files.
find /dev \( ! -type c -a ! -type b \) -exec ls -l {} \;
Man find for more details.
find /dev \( -type c -o -type b \) -exec lssf {} \;
Now you need to follow that find with a find that lists all the files (typically directories) that are NOT character special or block special files.
find /dev \( ! -type c -a ! -type b \) -exec ls -l {} \;
Man find for more details.
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