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06-10-2002 05:28 AM
06-10-2002 05:28 AM
Hi All,
Im trying to use cstm to get some info on my disk drives. Read, Writes errors and things like that. Can someone supply me with syntax for this. I can't seem to figure ut how to get any info about my disks.
Thanks,
Bob
Im trying to use cstm to get some info on my disk drives. Read, Writes errors and things like that. Can someone supply me with syntax for this. I can't seem to figure ut how to get any info about my disks.
Thanks,
Bob
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06-10-2002 05:34 AM
06-10-2002 05:34 AM
Re: CSTM
Use XSTM or mstm
its easier.
XSTM with Xwindows, right click and exercise!
Later,
Bill
its easier.
XSTM with Xwindows, right click and exercise!
Later,
Bill
It works for me (tm)
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06-10-2002 05:45 AM
06-10-2002 05:45 AM
Re: CSTM
Hi,
to get the system info, i normally try,
echo 'selclass qualifier all;info;wait;infolog' |cstm >/tmp/sys_info.txt
more /tmp/sys_info.txt
But to do a read / write test on the disk you have to go thru mstm/xstm and then do a exercise on the disk. You can do so using cstm too, but i never bother to look into the command structure, since it is easier to do it through xstm.
Hope this helps.
Regds
to get the system info, i normally try,
echo 'selclass qualifier all;info;wait;infolog' |cstm >/tmp/sys_info.txt
more /tmp/sys_info.txt
But to do a read / write test on the disk you have to go thru mstm/xstm and then do a exercise on the disk. You can do so using cstm too, but i never bother to look into the command structure, since it is easier to do it through xstm.
Hope this helps.
Regds
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