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strsetup(8)							   strsetup(8)

NAME
       strsetup - STREAMS setup and information command

SYNOPSIS
       /usr/sbin/strsetup [-cdfi]

OPTIONS
       Lists  the current kernel configuration of STREAMS modules and devices.
       Any user can run the strsetup -c command.  Deletes all  character  spe‐
       cial  files  listed  in	the configuration file that do not map to cur‐
       rently configured STREAMS drivers.  Specifies a file that contains  the
       specifications  to build third party or installation-specific character
       files for STREAMS-based drivers. It uses the same specification	format
       as  the	strsetup.conf  file.   Creates the STREAMS-based special files
       appropriate for your kernel configuration.   By	default	 the  strsetup
       command	uses  the  information in the /etc/strsetup.conf file to build
       the STREAMS-based special files with the correct	 names,	 file  permis‐
       sions,  and  minor  numbers.  If the strsetup.conf file does not exist,
       the strsetup command  defaults  to  creating  clone  character  special
       files.

	      The strsetup -i command is run automatically at boot time.

DESCRIPTION
       The  strsetup  command  displays	 the setup of your STREAMS modules and
       creates the appropriate character special files for  the	 STREAMS-based
       drivers in your kernel configuration.

FILES
       Default directory in which the -i option creates the pseudodevices

SEE ALSO
       Files: strsetup.conf(4)

       System Administration

								   strsetup(8)

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