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#ident "@(#)adm:i386/cmd/.adm/ttysrch 1.5"
#ident "$Header: ttysrch 1.2 91/04/29 $"
# This file is used by ttyname(3C) to minimize search time
# during attempts to determine the name of a terminal device.
#
# This is done by providing the names of directories which
# are most likely to contain device entries for terminal
# devices. These directories will be searched in the order
# listed prior to an exhaustive search of the rest of /dev.
#
# Each line contains the name of a directory (which must
# begin with "/dev") and (optionally) a set of flags which
# modify the criteria used to determine a match. By default,
# an exact match requires that the major/minor device number
# (the M flag), the file system identifier (the F flag), and
# the inode number (the I flag) all match. Normally, a partial
# match on the major/minor device and the file system identifier
# is accepted only after exhausting all entries under /dev.
# By specifying only the M and F flags, an exact match will
# be accepted regardless of the value of the inode number as
# soon as it is found. This is especially useful for cloned
# devices, which generally will not match inode numbers.
#
# For additional information see ttysrch(4).
#
# EXAMPLE:
#
# /dev/slan MF
#
# This would improve performance for Starlan network connections
# if all Starlan network clone device entries were contained
# in the /dev/slan directory.
#
/dev/tp MF
/dev/term
/dev/pts
/dev/xt
/dev/sxt
/dev/fd X
/dev/dsk X
/dev/hba X
/dev/kd X
/dev/rdsk X
/dev/rmt X
/dev/sad X
/dev/X X
/dev