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Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Reference Manual     Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Information Library
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Preface

1.  User Commands (Man Pages Section 1)

2.  Maintenance Commands (Man Pages Section 1M)

3.  Library Functions (Man Pages Section 3)

4.  Library Functions (Man Pages Section 3X)

5.  File Formats (Man Pages Section 4)

archiver.cmd(4)

defaults.conf(4)

devlog(4)

diskvols.conf(4)

fsalogd.cmd(4)

ftp.cmd(4)

hosts.fs(4)

hosts.fs.local(4)

inquiry.conf(4)

mcf(4)

notify.cmd(4)

nrecycler.cmd(4)

preview.cmd(4)

recycler.cmd(4)

releaser.cmd(4)

rft.cmd(4)

samdb.conf(4)

samfs.cmd(4)

sefdata(4)

sefsysevent(4)

shrink.cmd(4)

stager.cmd(4)

6.  Standards, Environment, and Macros (Man Pages Section 5)

7.  Device and Network Interfaces (Man Pages Section 7)

samfs.cmd(4)

NAME
     samfs.cmd - Defines mount parameters for Sun QFS and SAM-QFS
     file systems

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/opt/SUNWsamfs/samfs.cmd

AVAILABILITY
     SUNWqfs

     SUNWsamfs

DESCRIPTION
     Commands for controlling samfs  mount  parameters  are  read
     from  /etc/opt/SUNWsamfs/samfs.cmd.  These commands serve as
     defaults, and can be superseded by parameters on  the  mount
     command.          See          mount_samfs(1M).          The
     /etc/opt/SUNWsamfs/samfs.cmd file is read  when  sam-fsd  is
     started.   You  can  change  it at any time while sam-fsd is
     running.  The changes take effect when sam-fsd is restarted,
     or sent the signal SIGHUP via the samd config command.

     When changing mount options in this file, you  must  unmount
     and mount the file system in order for the new mount options
     to take effect.

     These commands are given one per line.  Comments begin  with
     a  # and extend through the end of the line.  Commands given
     before any "fs =" line apply in general to all file systems;
     "fs  ="  introduces  commands which are specific to the men-
     tioned file  system  only.   File  system-specific  commands
     override general commands.

COMMANDS
     See mount_samfs(1M) under OPTIONS for the list of  supported
     commands.   The following additional command is available as
     well.

     fs = fs_name
          This command specifies  the  following  commands  apply
          only  to the indicated file system with family set name
          fs_name.

EXAMPLE
     This example file sets high and low  for  2  different  file
     systems, samfs1 and samfs2.

               fs = samfs1
                 high = 90
                 low = 80
               fs = samfs2
                 high = 80

                 low = 75

SEE ALSO
     release(1), setfa(1).
     mount_samfs(1M), sam-fsd(1M), sam_releaser(1M).
     sam_advise(3), sam_setfa(3).
     directio(3C).
     mcf(4).