July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
944 pages
158h 24m
English
book
Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition
by Ellen Siever, Aaron Weber, Stephen Figgins, Robert Love, Arnold Robbins
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a Sort by the number of active objects in each cache.
b Sort by the number of objects per slab.
c Sort by cache size.
l Sort by the number of slabs in each cache.
n Sort by the name of each cache.
o Sort by the number of objects in each cache (this is the
default).
p Sort by the number of pages per slab.
s Sort by the size of objects in each cache.
u Sort by cache utilization.
v Sort by the number of active slabs.
-o, --once
Display once and then exit.
--help
Display usage information and then exit.
-V, --version
Display version information and then exit.
slattach
slattach [options] [tty]
TCP/IP command. Attach serial lines as network interfaces,
thereby preparing them for use as point-to-point connections. Only
a privileged user may attach or detach a network interface.
Options
-c command
Run command when the connection is severed.
-d Debugging mode.
-e Exit immediately after initializing the line.
-h Exit when the connection is severed.
-l Create UUCP-style lockfile in /var/spool/uucp.
-L Enable three-wire operation.
-m Suppress initialization of the line to 8-bit raw mode.
-n Similar to mesg -n.
-p protocol
Specify protocol, which may be slip, adaptive, ppp, or kiss.
-q Quiet mode; suppress messages.
-s speed
Specify line speed.
sleep
sleep amount[units]
sleep option
Wait a specified ...
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