Re: [osol-discuss] Unix for Dummies [Solved]

2009-11-18 Thread Alex
Thanks for your quick answers. Now I have understand using man. Thx Alex -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org

[osol-discuss] Unix for Dummies

2009-11-17 Thread Alex
Hello all, I couldn't find a answer. Who can help me What means the content in the brace at the man-pages? Where can I find the description? e.g. zpool(1M) -- 1M basename(1) -- 1 basename(1B) -- 1B file(1) -- 1 file(1B) -- 1B Thx Alex -- This message posted from opensolaris.org

Re: [osol-discuss] Unix for Dummies

2009-11-17 Thread Alan Coopersmith
Alex wrote: Hello all, I couldn't find a answer. Who can help me What means the content in the brace at the man-pages? Where can I find the description? e.g. zpool(1M) -- 1M basename(1) -- 1 basename(1B) -- 1B file(1) -- 1 file(1B) -- 1B It's the man page section for the reference.

Re: [osol-discuss] Unix for Dummies

2009-11-17 Thread Tim Bell
Hi Alex: What means the content in the brace at the man-pages? Where can I find the description? That is the section number. See the output of 'man man' and 'man intro' Copy/pasting from 'man man': Manual Page Sections Entries in the reference manuals are organized into sec-

Re: [osol-discuss] Unix for Dummies

2009-11-17 Thread Brian Cameron
Alex: I couldn't find a answer. Who can help me What means the content in the brace at the man-pages? Where can I find the description? e.g. zpool(1M) -- 1M basename(1) -- 1 basename(1B) -- 1B file(1) -- 1 file(1B) -- 1B The number in parens after the manpage topic refers to the manpage