BSD 4_2 development
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8.BP dir
9Reflects the new directory format.
10.BP disktab
11Is a new file for maintaining disk geometry information.
12This is a temporary scheme until the information stored
13in this file for each disk is recorded on the disk
14pack itself.
15.BP dump
16Is a superset of that used in 4.1BSD.
17.BP fs
18Reflects the new file system organization.
19.BP gettytab
20Is a new file which idescribes terminal characteristics.
21Each entry in the file describes one of the possible arguments
22to the getty program.
23.BP hosts
24Is a database for mapping between host names
25and DARPA Internet host addresses.
26.BP mtab
27Has been modified to include a ``type'' field indicating
28whether the file system is mounted read-only, read-write,
29or read-write with disk quotas enabled.
30.BP networks
31Is a database for mapping between network names
32and DARPA standard network numbers.
33.BP phones
34Is a phone number data base for tip.
35.BP printcap
36Is a termcap clone for configuring printers.
37.BP protocols
38Is a database for mapping between protocol names
39and DARPA Internetwork standard protocol numbers.
40.BP remote
41Is a database of remote hosts for use with tip.
42.BP services
43Is a database in which DARPA Internet services
44are recorded. The information contained in this
45file indicates the name of the service, the protocol
46which is required to access it, and the port number
47at which a client should connect to utilize the service.
48.BP tar
49Is a new entry describing the format of a tar tape.
50.BP utmp
51Has been augmented to include a remote host from which
52a login session originates. The wtmp file is also used
53to record FTP sessions.
54.BP vgrindefs
55Is a file describing how to vgrind programs written
56in many languages.