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01-11-2008
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Urgent : Help required
Hi all,
Could you please give me the command to know which is the default block size for a file on AIX ? Thank a lot !  
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01-11-2008
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The blocksize is not a property of the file but of the filesystem. In JFS sa well as JFS2 the blocksize is always 512 bytes like in almost every UNIX filesystem i know of.
If you want to know some other properties of a filesystem like nbpi (number of bytes per inode), fragment size, etc. issue lsfs -q <FSname> or, if it is a LV property you are looking for lsattr -El <LVname> or alternatively lslv <various options> <LVname> dependig on the information you are looking for. Hope this helps. bakunin
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