Lists the displays available on the system.
lsdisp [-l]
The lsdisp command lists the displays currently available on the system, displaying a logical name of the display, a physical slot number of a display adapter, the type of bus to which a graphics display is attached, a display name and a description of each of the displays. This command also lists the default display.
| -l | Specifies the removal of all header information and `Default display' from format. |
To list all available displays, enter:
lsdisp
The following output of the lsdisp command lists three available displays:
DEV_NAME SLOT BUS ADPT_NAME DESCRIPTION ppr0 00-01 mca POWER_G4 Midrange Graphics Adapter gda0 00-03 mca colordga Color Graphics Display Adapter ppr1 00-04 mca POWER_Gt3 Midrange Entry Graphics Adapter Default display = gda0
| bin/lsdisp | Contains the lsdisp command. |
The chdisp command.
Low Function Terminal (LFT) Subsystem Overview in AIX Kernel Extensions and Device Support Programming Concepts.