Managing USB Devices in the Solaris OS (Roadmap)
Use this road map to identify all the tasks for managing USB
devices in the Solaris OS. Each task points to a series of additional
tasks such as using USB devices, hot-plugging USB devices, and adding USB audio
devices.
For information about using USB components in the Solaris OS, see About USB in the Solaris OS.
Task |
Description |
For
Instructions |
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Use USB mass storage devices. |
A USB mass storage device must contain a
file system before you can add data to it. In addition, a USB
diskette must be formatted before file systems can be created and mounted on
them. This section also describes how to physically add or remove USB devices from
your system. |
Using USB Mass Storage Devices (Task Map) |
Add USB audio devices. |
Use this task map to identify tasks associated
with adding USB audio devices. |
Using USB Audio Devices (Task Map) |
Add or remove USB devices to and from your
system with the cfgadm command. |
You can logically add or remove USB devices
to and from your system with the cfgadm command. |
Hot-Plugging USB Devices With the cfgadm Command (Task Map) |
