devnm(1M)                                               devnm(1M)



     NAME
          devnm - device name

     SYNOPSIS
          /etc/devnm [mount-point]

     DESCRIPTION
          devnm displays the device file that is currently being
          referenced by mount-point, which must be a full pathname.
          When mount-point is / and swapping is being done on the same
          disk section as the root file system, devnm displays both
          the block device file and the swap device file.

          /etc/rc (see brc(1M)) uses this command to construct a
          mount-table entry for the root device.

     EXAMPLE
          If /dev/dsk/c0d0s2 is mounted on /usr, then entering

             /etc/devnm /usr

          produces

             /dev/dsk/c0d0s2 /usr


     FILES
          /etc/devnm
          /dev/dsk/*
          /etc/mtab

     SEE ALSO
          brc(1M), gd(7).






















     April, 1990                                                     1