<SYNOPSIS>
df -F sfcfs [ generic_options ] [ -o v ]
df -F sfcfs [ directory | special ]
<DESCRIPTION>
The df command displays detailed information about the use status and the configuration of a GFS Shared File System.
The GFS Shared File System has reserved a part of an free area in the data area for each AC to allocate the file data on the AC side. This reservation area is treated while using it. Therefore, please note the report of the area more than the file data actually allocated while using it.
Moreover, the allocation of the file data uses this reservation area by priority. Therefore, please note that the area reported while using it does not necessarily increase by new writing.
Either a special file name or a mount point name can be specified. If neither is specified, all mounted file systems are displayed.
If a file system has configured with multiple partitions with a multi-partition function, specify the path name of the representative partition as a special file name.
When specified " -o v " option. If a GFS Shared File System is configured with multi-partitions, information for each partition can be displayed.
For meta-data area, the following information is displayed:
inodes: Total of i-nodes
free: Number of i-nodes that can be used
vdata: Total of V-data blocks
free: Number of V-data blocks that can be used
leaf: Total of leaf for empty extent management
free: Leaf number for empty extent management that can be used
Type: META
For update log area, the following information is displayed:
kbytes: Update log area size (Unit of kilobyte)
Type: LOG
For file data area, the following information is displayed:
kbytes: File data area size (Unit of kilobyte)
used: File data area size under use (Unit of kilobyte)
free: File data area size that can be used (Unit of kilobyte. The area to which only the super user is allowed to use it is contained)
%used: Use rate of file data area (The area to which only the super user is allowed to use it is contained)
Type: DATA
<OPTIONS>
The following options can be specified:
generic_options is supported by the general-purpose df(1M).
See the options of df(1M).
Outputs information even for a file system whose /etc/mnttab entry contains an ignore option set.
Outputs the capacity available for use in kilobytes.
Outputs only the number of files available for use.
Outputs statvfs structures.
Outputs the allocation state in kilobytes. The file data area size that can be used and the use rate do not contain the area to which only the super user is allowed to use it. This area is generally 10 percent of the filesystem. Therefore, Note that the area reported as being in use and available for use is smaller than the file system area.
Outputs only local file systems.
Outputs only the file system type.
Outputs a complete list, including a total.
Displays a command line, but does not execute the command.
Allows options specific to the GFS Shared File System to be specified.
Displays information about each partition if the file system is configured with multi-partitions. The value displayed by this option contains the area to which only the super user is allowed to use it.
<OPERANDS>
The following operands can be specified:
Specifies path name of a directory for the GFS Shared File System.
Specifies path name of a block-special file for the representative partition of the GFS Shared File System.
<EXAMPLES>
Single-partition configuration
# df -F sfcfs -o v /mnt <Enter>
Filesystem:/mnt
inodes free vdata free leaf free Type
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
28524 28516 9508 9487 14264 14263 META
kbytes
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
5119 LOG
kbytes used free %used
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
228176 33272 194904 15% DATA |
Multi-partition configuration
# df -F sfcfs -o v /mnt <Enter>
Filesystem:/mnt
inodes free vdata free leaf free Type
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
45154 45150 15050 15048 22584 22582 META
kbytes
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
5118 LOG
kbytes used free %used
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01
295704 0 295704 0% DATA
kbytes used free %used
/dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume02
65504 0 65504 0% DATA |
<FILES>
/etc/mnttab
The table of a mounted system file
<SEE ALSO>
df(1M), statvfs(2), mnttab(4), attributes(5) in the Solaris documentation
