sambcheck - Lists block use for a StorageTek QFS or Oracle HSM file system
sambcheck
fs_name
block_num[.ord]
[block_num[.ord]]
…
SUNWqfs
SUNWsamfs
The sambcheck command determines the current usage of each
requested block_num in a StorageTek QFS or Oracle HSM
file system. This command must be run as root.
For accurate results, the file system should be unmounted.
This command accepts the following arguments:
The family set name, as specified in the mcf file,
for the file system for which the usage list is desired.
A number that identifies the blocks for which statistics should be obtained. Blocks are in 1024-byte (1 kilobyte) units. Use one of the following formats:
Decimal. Default.
Octal. The block_num must be preceded by 0.
Hexadecimal. The block_num must be preceded
by 0x or 0X.
The partition number (ordinal) upon which the block
use is to be found. If no .ord is specified, all
partitions are examined. All ord specifications are
assumed to be in decimal.
The output from this command is one line per requested block number
for each explicit or implicit ordinal.
The block number is displayed
as entered, followed by its decimal form in parentheses, followed by
text indicating the usage determined for
the block_num[.ord].
bilbo# sambcheck samfs1 0x40 0x42.0 0x42.2 0x7a150 0x89cd0.01 512 block 0x40 (64.0) is a data block for .inodes containing 1 - 32 block 0x40 (64.1) is a data block for directory inode 26.1 block 0x40 (64.2) is a data block for inode 934767.1 block 0x40 (64.4) is a data block for inode 934766.1 block 0x42.0 (66.0) is a data block for .inodes containing 1 - 32 block 0x42.2 (66.2) is a free data block block 0x7a150 (500048.0) is a data block for .inodes containing 999969 - 1000000 block 0x7a150 (500048.1) is a data block for directory inode 787628.1 block 0x7a150 (500048.2) is a data block for inode 934767.1 block 0x7a150 (500048.4) is a free data block block 0x89cd0.01 (564432.1) is an indirect block for inode 934767.1 block 512 (512.0) is a data block for .inodes containing 897 - 928 block 512 (512.1) is a data block for directory inode 65.1 block 512 (512.2) is a data block for inode 934767.1 block 512 (512.4) is a data block for inode 934766.1
