AdministrativeTasks

Below is an example of the df command. In the example, the numbers given by fuser are processes accessing files in /tst1. To get more information on the process, use ps -elfand grep for the process number.

% df

 

 

 

 

 

 

Filesystem

Type

blocks

use

avail

%use

Mounted on

/dev/root

efs

205614

46958

158656

23%

/

/dev/usr

efs

2068050

1678616

389434

81%

/usr

/dev/dsk/dks1d1s2

efs

5680906

4089070

1591836

72%

/fs

/dev/dsk/dks3d3s0

xfs

1949616

1103528

846088

57%

/lst1

%fuser/dev/dsk/dks3d3s0

 

 

 

 

 

/dev/dsk/dks3d3s010620co 11762c 10738co

 

 

 

 

 

 

Example

Step 1.

Use the UNIX ls command to verify that the

 

 

directory to be associated already exists.

%ls data irad

Step 2. If the directory does not exist, use the UNIX mkdir command to create the directory. The specified directory cannot be a directory in the root file system unless it is a mount point for a new file system.

%mkdir production

%ls

data irad production

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ADIC FileServ Version 4.0 600716 Rev A Use the Unix ls command to verify that, Directory to be associated already exists