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Table of Contents
Document Information
Introduction to Boot Environments
Why Use Multiple Boot Environments?
Features of
beadm
Utility
beadm
Utility Requirements
Limitations in Current Release
Using
beadm
Utility (Tasks)
Listing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
Creating a Boot Environment
Taking a Snapshot of a Boot Environment
Using an Existing Snapshot
Changing the Default Boot Environment
Mounting and Updating an Inactive Boot Environment
Destroying a Boot Environment
Creating Custom Names for Boot Environments
beadm
Zones Support
Zones Support Limitations
Zones Support Specifications
Zones Naming Conventions
Additional Resources
Appendix:
beadm
Reference
beadm
Command Reference
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