LTY(1)                          Domain/OS BSD                           LTY(1)




NAME
     lty - list installed types

SYNOPSIS
     lty [options]

DESCRIPTION
     lty lists the types currently installed on a volume. It can also be used
     to list the contents of internal caches for debugging purposes.

OPTIONS
     If no options are specified, lty lists types installed on the boot
     volume.

     -n node_spec Specify the node whose type names are to be listed.  You may
                  also specify the entry directory of a volume mounted for
                  software installation, as shown in the example below.

     -u           Display type UIDs as well as type names.

     -glob        Display contents of global type name cache instead of the
                  type file (for debugging only).

     -priv        Display the contents of the private (per-user) type name
                  cache instead of the type file (for debugging only).

EXAMPLES
     $ lty
     Local type file

     area   bitmap  boot   casehm  ddf   evetype  hdru     ipad
     lheap  mbx     mt     nil     null  obj      objlib   pad
     pipe   rec     sch    sio     uasc  und

     In the following example, the disk has been mounted for software
     installation. The disk's top level directory (cataloged as /mounted_disk
     by the mount(8) command) must contain a sys directory. If it does not,
     you get a "types file not found" error.


     $ /etc/mount /mounted_disk
     $ lty -n /mounted_disk
     Type file for "//my_node/mounted_disk"

     area   bitmap  boot  casehm  ddf   evetype  hdru    ipad
     lheap  mbx     mt    nil     null  obj      objlib  pad
     pipe   rec     sch   sio     uasc  und


SEE ALSO
     crty(1), dlty(1), inty(1), mount(8)