DUMPFS(8) | System Manager's Manual | DUMPFS(8) |
dumpfs
—
dumpfs |
[-acFijmsv ] filesys
| device
[...] |
dumpfs
prints out detailed information about the
specified filesystems.
Options:
-a
-c
-F
-i
-j
-m
-s
-v
If none of -a
, -c
,
-i
, -j
,
-m
, or -s
are given, then
dumpfs
defaults to
-cmsv
.
dumpfs
is useful mostly for finding out
certain file system information such as the file system block size, minimum
free space percentage, and (for FFSv1) the file system level that can be
upgraded with the -c
option of
fsck_ffs(8). All of this
information is output by dumpfs
-s
.
dumpfs
command appeared in
4.2BSD. The -a
,
-c
, -i
,
-m
, and -s
options, and the
inode dump were added for NetBSD 2.0. The
-j
, option was added for NetBSD
6.0.
February 27, 2010 | NetBSD 10.1 |