Index
A
- –a
- beadm list command
Listing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
- beadm list command
- Active column in boot environment listingViewing Information About Boot Environments
- administering boot environmentsAdministering
Boot Environments
- advantages to maintaining multiple boot environmentsAdvantages to Maintaining Multiple Boot Environments
B
- beadm activate commandChanging the Default Boot Environment
- beadm create command
- cloning boot environments and zonesCloning a Boot Environment in a Global Zone That Contains Non-Global Zones
- optionsbeadm create Command Options
- cloning boot environments and zones
- beadm destroy commandDestroying a Boot Environment
- beadm list command
- displaying snapshot information withViewing Snapshot Specifications
- output exampleViewing Information About Boot Environments
- suppressing header titles in outputViewing Information About Boot Environments in Machine-Parsable Output
- unbootable environments andUnbootable Boot Environments
- values for Active column in outputViewing Information About Boot Environments
- displaying snapshot information with
- beadm mount commandMounting and Updating an Inactive Boot Environment
- beadm rename commandCreating Custom Names for Boot Environments
- beadm unmount commandUnmounting Boot Environments
- beadm command
- overviewAbout the beadm Command
- syntax and optionsbeadm create Command Options
- when to useAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- zones support
- in non-global zonesbeadm in Non-Global
Zones
- unbootable environments andUnbootable Boot Environments
- zones naming conventionsZones and Shared Datasets
- in non-global zones
- overview
- boot environments
- adding datasetsCreating Additional Datasets for Boot
Environments
- administeringAdministering
Boot Environments
- advantages to maintaining multipleAdvantages to Maintaining Multiple Boot Environments
- changing defaultChanging the Default Boot Environment
- cloningHow to Clone a Boot Environment
- with existing shared datasetsCreating a New Boot Environment With
Existing Shared Datasets
- with new datasetsCloning a New Boot Environment with Datasets
- with existing shared datasets
- cloning a snapshotCloning a Boot Environment From an Existing Snapshot
- creatingCreating a Boot Environment
- definition ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- destroyingDestroying a Boot Environment
- making an inactive boot environment activeChanging the Default Boot Environment
- mounting and updating an inactiveHow to Mount and Update a Boot Environment
- unbootable
- displayed in beadm list outputUnbootable Boot Environments
- restricted actionsUnbootable Boot Environments
- zones support andUnbootable Boot Environments
- displayed in beadm list output
- unmountingUnmounting Boot Environments
- viewing information aboutViewing Information About Boot Environments
- in machine-parsable outputViewing Information About Boot Environments in Machine-Parsable Output
- snapshotsViewing Snapshot Specifications
- in machine-parsable output
- adding datasets
C
- clone
- setting up datasets in newCloning a New Boot Environment with Datasets
- setting up datasets in new
- cloning
- boot environmentsHow to Clone a Boot Environment
- boot environments
- creating
- boot environmentsCreating a Boot Environment
- boot environments
D
- –d
- beadm list commandListing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
- beadm list command
- datasets
- creating additionalCreating Additional Datasets for Boot
Environments
- definition ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- root
- description ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- naming conventionsZones and Shared Datasets
- description of
- setting up in new boot environmentCloning a New Boot Environment with Datasets
- shared
- cloning new boot environment with existingCreating a New Boot Environment With
Existing Shared Datasets
- definition ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- identifyingZones and Shared Datasets
- cloning new boot environment with existing
- creating additional
- destroying a boot environmentDestroying a Boot Environment
F
- –f
- beadm destroy commandDestroying a Boot Environment
- beadm destroy command
- –F
- beadm destroy commandDestroying a Boot Environment
- beadm destroy command
H
- –H
- beadm list commandListing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
- beadm list command
I
- inactive boot environments
- making activeChanging the Default Boot Environment
- mounting and updatingHow to Mount and Update a Boot Environment
- making active
L
- listing boot environments informationListing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
M
- mounting an inactive boot environmentHow to Mount and Update a Boot Environment
N
- non-global zones
- beadm command andbeadm in Non-Global
Zones
- beadm command and
O
- –O
- beadm destroy commandDestroying a Boot Environment
- beadm destroy command
- orphan boot environmentsDestroying a Boot Environment
R
- renaming boot environmentsCreating Custom Names for Boot Environments
- root datasets
- description ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- naming conventionsZones and Shared Datasets
- description of
S
- –s
- beadm list commandListing Existing Boot Environments and Snapshots
- beadm list command
- shared datasets
- cloning new boot environment with existingCreating a New Boot Environment With
Existing Shared Datasets
- definition ofAbout Boot Environments and Datasets
- identifyingZones and Shared Datasets
- cloning new boot environment with existing
- snapshots
- cloning a boot environment from existingCloning a Boot Environment From an Existing Snapshot
- definition ofCreating and Copying Snapshots
- viewing information aboutViewing Snapshot Specifications
- cloning a boot environment from existing
U
- unbootable boot environments
- in beadm list outputUnbootable Boot Environments
- zones andUnbootable Boot Environments
- in beadm list output
- unmounting boot environmentsUnmounting Boot Environments
- updating packages on an inactive boot environmentHow to Mount and Update a Boot Environment
V
- viewing
- boot environment informationViewing Information About Boot Environments
- snapshot informationViewing Snapshot Specifications
- boot environment information
Z
- zones
- how to view information related tobeadm in Non-Global
Zones
- restricted beadm actions on unbootable environmentsUnbootable Boot Environments
- root dataset naming conventionsZones and Shared Datasets
- support for beadm command
- in non-global zonesbeadm in Non-Global
Zones
- zones naming conventionsZones and Shared Datasets
- in non-global zones
- how to view information related to