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VXFS Commands

The document discusses various commands for administering VxFS file systems in Linux. It covers commands for setting up and mounting file systems, online administration like resizing and snapshots, defragmentation, intent logging and I/O types, and Quick I/O configuration and statistics.

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VXFS Commands

The document discusses various commands for administering VxFS file systems in Linux. It covers commands for setting up and mounting file systems, online administration like resizing and snapshots, defragmentation, intent logging and I/O types, and Quick I/O configuration and statistics.

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VxFS Commands

SETTING UP A FILE SYSTEM Action Make a VxFS file system Mount a file system Unmount a file system Determine file system type Report free blocks/inodes Check/repair a file system Command Line mkfs -F vxfs [generic options] [-0 vxfs options] char device [size] mount -F vxfs [generic options] [-0 vxfs options] block device mount point umount mount point fstyp [-v] block device df -F vxfs [generic options] [-0 s] mount point fsck -F vxfs [generic options] [y|Y] [n|N] character device

ONLINE ADMINISTRATION Action Resize a file system Dump a file system Restore a file system Create a snapshot file system Command Line fasdm [-b newsize] [-r raw device] mount point vxdump [options] mount point vxrestore [options] mount point mount -F vxfs -o snapof=source block device, [snapsize=size] destination block device snap mount point fsckptadm [-nruv] create ckpt name mount point fsckptadm [-civ] list jnount point fsckptadm [-sv] remove ckpt name mount point mount -F vxfs -o ckptckpt name pseudo device mount point umount mount point fsckptadm [-sv] set [nodata|nomount|remove] ckpt name vxupgrade [-n new version] [-r raw device] mount point vxupgrade mount point

Create a storage checkpoint List storage checkpoints Remove a checkpoint Mount a checkpoint Unmount a checkpoint Change checkpoint attributes Upgrade the VxFS layout Display layout version

DEFRAGMENTING A FILE SYSTEM Action Report on directory fragmentation Report on extent fragmentation Defragment directories Defragment extents Reorganize a file system to support files > 2GB Command Line fsadm -D mount point fsadm -E [-1 largesize] mount point fsadm -d mount point fsadm -e mount point fsadm -o largefiles mount point

INTENT LOGGING, I/O TYPES, AND CACHE ADVISORIES Action Change default logging behavior Change how VxFS handles buffered I/O operations Change how VxFS handles I/O requests for files opened with O_SYNC and O_DSYNC Command Line fsck -F vxfs [generic options] -o delaylog|tmplog|nodatainlog|blkclear block device mount point mount -F vxfs [generic options] -o mincache=closesync|direct|dsync|unbuffered| tmpcache block device mount point mount -F vxfs [generic options] -o convosync=closesync|direct|dsync|unbuffered |delay block device mount point

QUICK I/O Action Enable Quick I/O at mount Disable Quick I/O Treat a file as a raw character device Create a Quick I/O file through a symbolic link Get Quick I/O statistics Enable cached QIO for all files in a file system Disable cached QIO for a file Command Line mount -F vxfs -o qio mount point mount -F vxfs -o noqio mount point filename::cdev:vxfs: qi.omk.file [-h header size] [-a] [-s size] [-e|-r size] file qiostat [-i interi'-ai] [-c count] [-1] [-r] file vxtunefs -s -o qio_cache_enable=l mnt point qioadmin -S filenameOFF mount point

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