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Old 08-18-2010
df -g .will show you your /hd4 (thats root dir )

lsvg .will show Volume Groups (ie Rootvg)
lsvg -l Rootvg . will show properties of this Volume Group
lsvg -o .will show active VGs
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Old 08-19-2010
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hdisk1          0001579a7fa3c086                    None

"none" means device hdisk1 no belongs to any volumen group->no any volumen -> no any filesystems -> can't use command fs.
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