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LSBOM(8)							      LSBOM(8)

NAME
       lsbom - List the contents of a bill of materials

SYNOPSIS
       lsbom  [ -s ] [ -f ] [ -d ] [ -l ] [ -b ] [ -c ] [ -m ] [ -arch archVal
       ] bomfile

DESCRIPTION
       Lsbom lists the contents of each named bomfile,	printing  a  line  for
       each  file in the contents.  The output is similar to the output of the
       command ``ls -l''.

       Each line begins with the path of the entry, its mode (octal), and  its
       UID/GID.

       There  are a few differences between the lines printed for plain files,
       directories, symbolic links, and device files:

	    For a plain file, the UID/GID is followed by the file  number  and
	    the file checksum. Each unique file has its own file number; files
	    which are hard-linked have the same file number.  The file	number
	    is not necessarily the same as the file's original inode number.

	    For	 a  symbolic  link,  the  UID/GID  is followed by the size and
	    checksum of the link path, and the link path itself.

	    For a device file, the UID/GID file	 number	 is  followed  by  the
	    device number.

OPTIONS
       -s	 Print only the path of each file.

       -f	 List plain files.

       -d	 List directories.

       -l	 List symbolic links.

       -b	 List block devices.

       -c	 List character devices.

       -m	 Print modified times (for plain files only)

       -arch archVal
		 Print information for archVal (one of "m68k", "i386", "hppa",
		 or "sparc").

EXAMPLES
       lsbom bomfile		List the contents of bomfile.

       lsbom -s bomfile		List  only  the	 paths	of  the	 contents   of
				bomfile.

       lsbom -f -l bomfile	List  the  plain  files	 and symbolic links of
				bomfile (but not directories or devices).

       lsbom -arch m68k bomfile List  the  sizes  and  sums  of	 the  Motorola
				portion of multi-architecture ("fat") files in
				bomfile instead of the sizes and sums  of  the
				fat files.

SEE ALSO
       bom(5), mkbom(8), showmods(8)

7th Edition			January 5, 1993			      LSBOM(8)

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