How to discover a fileset in a device

[Ljcneto]

The problem is:
i have a disk with some Advfs partitions on it, and i have to discover which are the names of each fileset, in order to mount the filesets. The disk is from another machine and nobody knows how it was mounted before.
Thanks in advance.
Leo

[Srikanth Arunachalam]

Hi,

You should be able to get this information from /etc/fstab or you can use sysman menu interface to find out from Storage->LSM Administration.

Please let us know in specific if you want any more information.

voldisk list and
voldg list might give you more information as well.

disklabel â r gives you information on the disk.


Thanks,
Srikanth

[Ivan Ferreira · Accepted solution]

If you have, for example, ADVFS file systems in the a, g and h partitions of a disk, you have to:

Create a directory for the domain:

cd /etc/fdmns
mkdir a_partition
mkdir g_partition
mkdir h_parition

Create a link into each dir for the device:

ln -s /dev/disk/dska a_partition/dska
ln -s /dev/disk/dskg a_partition/dskg
ln -s /dev/disk/dskh a_partition/dskh

Display the filesets:

showfsets a_partition
showfsets g_partition
showfsets h_partition

Mount the filesets

mount a_partition# /

[jim owens_1]

The command is:

/sbin/advfs/advscan dsk#

Do it without the "-f" fix option first just to see what you have.

[Ljcneto]

The answer from Ivan Ferreira solved the problem.