Following is an example of output from the old DEC PSDC V2.2-51 running on Alpha VMS 8.3 $ advise collect report disk disk$user1 /out=scr:t.t %PSDC-W-GETMSGWARN, $GETMSG System Service Warning -SYSTEM-S-BUFFEROVF, output buffer overflow $ list scr:t.t Disk Analysis _DSA1200: (USER1) Page 1 Detailed Volume Analysis PSDC V2.2-51 Thursday 27-MAY-2010 15:11 Items preceded by 'I', 'M' or 'S' are controlled by Initialize, Mount or Sysgen. (I ) Volume name is 'USER1 '. (I ) Serial number is 0. (I ) Creation date was 6-AUG-2007 22:27:36.59. (I ) Volume owner is 'USERFILES '. (IM ) Owner uic is [FILSYS]. (I ) Format type is 'DECFILE11B '. (IM ) Volume protection is [RWED,RWED,RWED,RWED]. (IMS) Default data checking is NOREAD-CHECK, NOWRITE-CHECK. (I ) Structure level is 2, version 1. (I ) Allocation cluster size is 8 blocks. (I ) Index file bitmap is located at LBN 131032. (IM ) Default file extension is 128 blocks. (IM ) Default window size is 80 retrieval pointers. (I ) Maximum number of files allowed is 3950710. 24>/header Space Allocated per Header No. Headers Cum % Headers -------------------------- ----------- ------------- >= 8, < 16 360644 77.1 >= 16, < 24 44266 86.5 >= 24, < 40 25967 92.1 >= 40, < 80 15206 95.3 >= 80, < 160 8313 97.1 >= 160, < 240 3977 98.0 >= 240, < 400 3161 98.7 >= 400, < 800 1881 99.1 >= 800, < 1600 1209 99.3 >= 1600, < 2400 805 99.5 >= 2400, < 4000 1080 99.7 >= 4000, < 8000 735 99.9 >= 8000, < 16000 391 100.0 >= 16000, < 24000 97 100.0 >= 24000, < 40000 48 100.0 >= 40000, < 80000 33 100.0 >= 80000, < 160000 15 100.0 >= 160000, < 240000 3 100.0 >= 240000, < 400000 4 100.0 >= 400000 6 100.0 95> Minimum allocated extent = 8. Maximum allocated extent = 1215440. Total allocated blocks = 36124432 ( 86.1 % of volume). Total used blocks = 33318114 ( 92.2 % of allocated). No. extents allocated = 561365. Mean alloc blocks/extent = 64. Total no. of files = 486557. Mean alloc blocks/file = 74. Mean no. extents/file = 1.15. No. extension headers = 790. No. multi-volume files = 103. No. directories = 5767. 109> Exit $ The original PAKs are still loaded, so this probably requires a license to work.