PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.2 (Solaris(TM) Operating Environment)

F.1.3 fstyp_sfcfs(1M) Determines the type of a file system

[SYNOPSIS]

fstyp [ -v ] special

[DESCRIPTION]

The fstyp command determines the type of the file system that has been specified.

fstyp executes modules for checking different file system types.

When a module matches the GFS Shared File System, the fstyp command displays file system name "sfcfs" as standard output and terminates with a termination status of 0.

If all modules are unsuccessful, the command displays the error message unknown_fstyp (no matches) and terminates with a termination status of 1.

If multiple modules are successful, the command displays an error message of unknown_fstyp (multiple matches) and terminates with the termination status of 2.

If a file system is configured with multiple partitions, specify the path name of a representative partition as a special file name.

[OPTION]

The following option can be specified:

-v

Outputs detailed information.

Displays information about super block and partition information.

[OPERAND]

The following operand can be specified:

special

Specifies path name of the special file for the target partition.

[EXAMPLE]

# fstyp /dev/sfdsk/gfs/dsk/volume1
sfcfs

[SEE ALSO]

mkfs_sfcfs(1M), sfctune(1M).

fstyp(1M), attributes(5), largefile(5) in the "Solaris X Reference Manual Collection."

[NOTE]

• fstyp_sfcfs may print incorrect detailed information while a partition is being added. Use sfcinfo(1M) to confirm whether the partition is being processed. If so, re-execute sfcadd(1M), then execute fstyp(1M).