December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
506 pages
10h 4m
English
After configuring all the devices in the system, you can use the lsattr command to display information about the attributes of a given device or kind of device. If you do not specify the device’s logical name (-l Name), you must use a combination of one or all of the -c Class, -s Subclass, and -t Type flags to uniquely identify the predefined device. The general syntax of the lsattr command is as follows:
lsattr { -D [ -O ] | -E [ -O ] | -F Format } -l Name [ -a Attribute ] ...
[ -f File ] [ -h ] [ -H ]
lsattr { -D [ -O ] | -F Format } { [ -c Class ] [ -s Subclass ] [ -t Type ] }
[ -a Attribute ] ... [ -f File ] [ -h ] [ -H ]
lsattr -R { -l Name | [ -c Class ] [ -s Subclass ] [ -t Type ] } -a Attribute
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