Use these two settings (which apply to .ifs files only) to specify
whether a program's code and data segments should be used directly from the image
filesystem (Use In Place) or copied when invoked
(Copy). For more information, see the
mkifs
attribute in the mkifs documentation.
-
Data Segment
- Copy this item's data segment into main memory, or
Use In Place to use it directly from the image.
-
Code Segment
- Copy this item's code segment into main memory, or
Use In Place to run the executable directly from the
image.
Permissions
Use these settings to specify the read/write/execute permissions (in octal) assigned to
each item, as well as the item's group and user IDs.
-
File Permissions
- A three digit octal number that specifies the read, write, and execute
permissions assigned to files.
-
Group ID
- The ID of the group. The /etc/password file contains the
mapping information for the name (the corresponding group name and group
number). The root is always 0.
-
User ID
- The ID associated with a user. The /etc/group file contains
the mapping information for the user ID (the corresponding user name, user
number, and group number). The root is always 0.