Hello,

The platform I am working on is sun solaris 2.7. And how can I get the
number of file system and their path?


Thanks,
Ben

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"Benjamin Wang" <zwang2@lucent.com> wrote:
# Hello,
#
# The platform I am working on is sun solaris 2.7. And how can I get the
# number of file system and their path?

df shows the devices and mount points. (Also mount can show this, but the
parameters vary by system.) Not all devices correspond to actually disk
drives: I'm not sure if you want just disk drives or all mounts.

# df
Filesystem              512-blocks     Used   Avail Capacity  Mounted on
/dev/disk0s5              39066000 32042824 6632520    83%    /
devfs                          182      182       0   100%    /dev
fdesc                            2        2       0   100%    /dev
<volfs>                       1024     1024       0   100%    /.vol
automount -nsl [303]             0        0       0   100%    /Network
automount -fstab [309]           0        0       0   100%    /automount/Ser
vers
automount -static [309]          0        0       0   100%    /automount/sta
tic

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Derk Gwen wrote:
> "Benjamin Wang" <zwang2@lucent.com> wrote:
> # Hello,
> #
> # The platform I am working on is sun solaris 2.7. And how can I get the
> # number of file system and their path?
>
> df shows the devices and mount points. (Also mount can show this, but the
> parameters vary by system.) Not all devices correspond to actually disk
> drives: I'm not sure if you want just disk drives or all mounts.
>
> # df
> Filesystem              512-blocks     Used   Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/disk0s5              39066000 32042824 6632520    83%    /
> devfs                          182      182       0   100%    /dev
> fdesc                            2        2       0   100%    /dev
> <volfs>                       1024     1024       0   100%    /.vol
> automount -nsl [303]             0        0       0   100%    /Network
> automount -fstab [309]           0        0       0   100%    /automount/S
ervers
> automount -static [309]          0        0       0   100%    /automount/s
tatic
>
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> Derk Gwen http://derkgwen.250free.com/html/index.html
> Haven't you ever heard the customer is always right?

What works on Solaris is the command 'df -Fufs'.  This only
lists the mounted file systems that actually are of type "ufs".

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