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Post 302083905 by big123456 on Tuesday 8th of August 2006 09:57:08 AM
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vfragpg
vfragpg(8) System Manager's Manual vfragpg(8) NAME
vfragpg - prints a single header page of a frag file SYNOPSIS
/sbin/advfs/vfragpg special page_LBN OPERANDS
Specifies the block special device name, such as /dev/disk/dsk2c. Specifies the logical block number of the page. DESCRIPTION
The vfragpg command allows you to see the structure of a single header page in a frag file. Use showfile -x /usr/.tags/1 to locate the logical block number of the page. RESTRICTIONS
You must have root user privileges to access this command. EXAMPLES
The following example shows the headers for the frag file with logical block number 10672 on the device /dev/disk/dsk3a: # vfragpg /dev/disk/dsk3a 10672 self 0 nextFreeGrp -1 fragType 6 freefrgs 14 ver 1 frag on free list : 43, nextFree = 49 frag on free list : 49, nextFree = 55 frag on free list : 55, nextFree = 61 frag on free list : 61, nextFree = 67 frag on free list : 67, nextFree = 73 frag on free list : 73, nextFree = 79 frag on free list : 79, nextFree = 85 frag on free list : 85, nextFree = 91 frag on free list : 91, nextFree = 97 frag on free list : 97, nextFree = 103 frag on free list : 103, nextFree = 109 frag on free list : 109, nextFree = 115 frag on free list : 115, nextFree = 121 frag on free list : 121, nextFree = -1 # SEE ALSO
advfs(4), showfile(8), shfragbf(8) vfragpg(8)