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05-18-2002
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block size
Hi,
Somehow i have forgotten a comand that displays me the block size of the unix filesystem. Can someone letme know this command regards penguin
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05-19-2002
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Re: block size
df -v gives the blocks status of the file system. But what i want to know is, how many bytes make one block in a file system. I hope I have clarified my question. Someone, please respond.
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05-25-2002
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defualit block size for a prtition is 8192 bytes
You set this up using the newfs command jasmine (SCSA & MCSE)
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05-27-2002
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The above is not true for all filesystems.
ext2, for example (the default on many Linux systems - but not even all of those) is 4096. What type of system are you using, linuxpenguin?
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I am using red hat linux (kernel 2.0)
i calculated the block size in my system using du and du -k however what i really want is a command (if there is any) that will display me this block size. the other work around is by writing a small c program. however i m only interested to know if there is any such command which directly displays me the block size. rgds penguin
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