QUESTION:
Customer has a 7013-320H with 2 drives running AIX 3.2.
Customer would like to know on what drive a file or filesystem
resides. Is there a command which will give you information on
what drive a particular file or filesystem resides?
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A: There is a command that will tell you where a file is located.
This command is the 'fileplace' command. This file is part of the
performance tools that are in /usr/lpp/bosperf/fileplace. The
command displays the placement of a file's blocks within a logical
or physical volume(s). For example I issued:
fileplace -p /etc/passwd
and was given:
File: /etc/passwd Size: 2171 bytes Vol: /dev/hd4 (4096 byte blks)
Physical blocks (mirror copy 1) Logical block
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32971 hdisk0 1 blk, 4 KB, 100.0% 00139
More information on this command can be found with the
man pages for fileplace.
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AIX ALTERNATE AVAILABILITY AVAILABLE BXKQS CMD COMMAND FILE FILES
FILESYSTEM INDEX INFO INFORMATION IX JAN93 LOCATED OP RISCOSO
RISCSYSTEM SOFTWARE SYS 3.2
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Dated: 11/1996 Category: RISCOSO
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