Ignite-UX Reference (March 2010, B3921-90005)

instl_dbg(1M) instl_dbg(1M)
-l Instructs instl_dbg to perform a lint-type checks on the configuration files.
These checks look for possible errors such as not initializing a variable with the
init keyword, redefining disk layout structures (volume groups, physical
disks, etc.), and overwriting instead of appending lists.
-s Instructs instl_dbg to display all sw_sel, variables, and use model
attributes to stdout.
-h Instructs instl_dbg to display the hardware summary and details read in
from the client’s hw.info and io.info files.
-A Instructs instl_dbg to display all of the optional detail from the -c, -d,
-l, and -s options.
-V var[=value] The -V option will display the value of var if var is not immediately followed
by the equal (=) sign. If the equal sign follows the variable, var is set to value,
and var is not displayed to stdout. The possible values may be a number, a
number followed by a size suffix, or a string. A size suffix may be K or
KB for kilobytes, M or MB for megabytes, or G or GB for gigabytes.
-S swsel[=TRUE|=FALSE]
The -S option will display the value of the sw_sel, swsel, if swsel is not
immediately followed by the equal (=) sign. If the equal sign follows the
sw_sel, then swsel is set to TRUE or FALSE, and swsel is not displayed to std-
out.
-U use_model[=TRUE|=FALSE]
The -U option will display the value of the quoted use model, use_model, if
use_model is not immediately followed by the equal (=) sign. If the equal sign
follows the use model, use_model is set to TRUE or FALSE, and use_model is
not displayed to stdout.
-n Display the current default lan interface.
-? Displays the help screen.
Note: The equal sign must not be separated by a space when assigning a value to a variable,
sw_sel, or use model. Also, setting a variable, sw_sel, or use model does not modify any con-
figuration files. It only modifies the internal setting much like the user interface would change
them.
International Code Set Support
Ignite-UX uses a variety of system commands to accomplish its functionality. Because the output of many
of these commands is parsed, Ignite-UX ensures that the POSIX locale is normally used by modifying envi-
ronment variables. Help text and some command output not parsed by Ignite-UX will be left in the user’s
specified locale.
RETURN VALUE
instl_dbg returns the following values:
0 No errors during execution.
1 Critical errors, such as out of memory errors or command line errors will produce an exit
value of 1.
2 If there were errors while parsing the configuration files, an exit code of 2 is returned.
4 Errors occurring during software access checks result in an exit code of 4.
8 Warnings from lint-type checks will produce an exit code of 8.
16 The inability to write an output file will yield an exit code of 16.
The error codes are additive, therefore, if more than one type of error occurs during the execution
of the program an exit code reflecting these errors will be returned. For example, an exit code of
2