Installation guide

Notation Conventions
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Ellipses (…) indicate that you can enter more than one of an argument on a
single command line. For example,
cb [–s] [–j] [–l length] [–V] [file …]
A right-arrow (>) on a sample screen indicates the cursor position. For
example,
>install - Installs Package
A name followed by a section number in parentheses refers to a man page for
a command, file, or type of software. The section classifications are as follows:
1 – User Commands
1M – Administrative Commands
2 – System Calls
3 – Library Functions
4 – File Formats
5 – Miscellaneous
7 – Device Special Files
8 – System Maintenance Commands
For example, init(1M) refers to the man page for the init command used by
system administrators.
Document citations include the document name followed by the document
part number in parentheses. For example, HP-UX Operating System: Fault
Tolerant System Administration (R1004H) is the standard reference for this
document.
Note, Caution, Warning, and Danger notices call attention to essential
information.
NOTE
Notes call attention to essential information, such as tips or advice on
using a program, device, or system.
CAUTION
Cautions alert you to conditions that could damage a program, device,
system, or data.