usbcopy(1m) - Utility for deploying Oracle Solaris USB install media



  • System Administration Commands                                     usbcopy(1M)
    
    
    
    NAME
           usbcopy - Utility for deploying Oracle Solaris USB install media
    
    SYNOPSIS
           /usr/bin/usbcopy image
    
    
    DESCRIPTION
           The  usbcopy  command  enables users to deploy removable USB stick with
           Oracle Solaris USB install image created by  Distribution  Constructor.
           The USB stick can later be used to install Oracle Solaris OS.
    
    
           The  usbcopy  command supports deployment of both SPARC and x86 install
           images. The deployment process is platform  independent.  For  example,
           SPARC  install  image  can  be deployed on both SPARC and x86 machines.
           During the operation, data written to the USB stick is  verified,  thus
           broken USB sticks are detected.
    
           Note -
    
             You must assume the root role or have root privileges to run the usb-
             copy command.
    
    OPERANDS
           image    Path to the USB install image
    
    
    EXIT STATUS
           The following exit values are returned:
    
           0    Command successful.
    
    
           1    An error occurred.
    
    
    ATTRIBUTES
           See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
    
    
    
    
           +-----------------------------+---------------------------------+
           |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE         |        ATTRIBUTE VALUE          |
           +-----------------------------+---------------------------------+
           |Availability                 |install/distribution-constructor |
           +-----------------------------+---------------------------------+
    
    SEE ALSO
           distro_const(1M)
    
    WARNINGS
           The USB stick is reformatted during the operation,  therefore  all  the
           previous data is lost.
    
    
    
    SunOS 5.11                       05 March 2013                     usbcopy(1M)
    

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