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Hi,

how can I find out what value "maxcontig" is set at for a particular filesystem?

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You can use fstyp but it can only be used on unmounted file systems.

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How do use fstyp as I have no idea?

Have looked at the "man" page , but what is the "special" file supposed to be?

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I just tried fstyp on a mounted filesystem. It works. Be sure to pipe output to more though. If you don't know the special file, look in /etc/vfstab.

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Thanks for all the replies.

Got it working now

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