fsstat(1M)                                             fsstat(1M)



NAME
     fsstat - reports the state of a file system

SYNOPSIS
     fsstat [-Tfs-type] fs-device-file

ARGUMENTS
     fs-device-file
          Specifies a disk-device-file corresponding to a
          partition containing the file system you want to query.

     -Tfs-type
          Specifies a file-system type in terms of a Berkeley
          file system (4.2) or a System V file system (5.2). You
          must specify the one you want numerically as one of the
          following values:

             4.2
             5.2

          If this option is not used, fsstat attempts to
          determine the type.

DESCRIPTION
     fsstat reports the state of a specified file system.  If the
     file system referenced by fs-device-file was not subject to
     abuse (such as when a power failure occurs), or if the file
     system was recently repaired (see fsck(1M)), fsstat returns
     a 0 exit status. It also displays the following message if
     it is appropriate:

        fs-device-file: filesystem state OK


FILES
     /etc/fsstat
          Executable file
     /etc/fs/*/fsstat
          Executable file dedicated to one type of file system

SEE ALSO
     fsck(1M)

     fstyp(3), fs(4) in A/UX Programmer's Reference











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