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Jorge Prado T
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Filesystem layout

As I can discover the filesystem layout in HPUX 11i v1?

thank you

Jorge Prado T.
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Torsten.
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Re: Filesystem layout

Is "fstyp" what you are looking for?

Hope this helps!
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spex
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Re: Filesystem layout

$ bdf
Geoff Wild
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Re: Filesystem layout

Do you mean the deafaults?

http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-6552/ch02s02.html

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Jorge Prado T
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Re: Filesystem layout

excuse, the question was not well formulated:
As I can discover the "Vxfs version disk layout" in hpUX 11i v1?

thank you in advance

Jorge Prado T.

A. Clay Stephenson
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Re: Filesystem layout

That would be "fstyp -v /dev/vg03/lvol1" (or whatever is the device node corresponding to the filesystem in question. The filesystem can be mounted or unmounted. Use the bdf commands to find the device node associated with each mount point.
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Marcel Burggraeve
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Re: Filesystem layout

For more information how a filesystem is created :
mkfs -m /dev/vg00/lvol5 ( example, replace vg and lvol with the one you want to see info about )
vinu_2
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Re: Filesystem layout

hi,

use the following command to get the filsystem type;

# fstyp -v /dev//
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