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fsminfo(1M)                                                     fsminfo(1M)

NAME
     fsminfo - report information about mounted file systems

SYNOPSIS
     fsminfo [-p] device ...

     fsminfo [-p] [-ln]

DESCRIPTION
     fsminfo prints information about mounted file systems. This command
     differs from the mount(1M) command in that it queries the kernel
     rather than relying on /etc/mnttab. Therefore, it is more reliable. It
     can also be used to reconstruct /etc/mnttab if the latter becomes lost
     or corrupted.

     Other than stated below, the exit status is 0 unless there was an
     error, in which case it will be 255.

OPTIONS
     No option specified
          If no options are given, then fsminfo expects one or more argu-
          ments and will check if the given device is mounted or if the
          given directory is mounted upon. A message is printed stating the
          above and the exit status is the number of arguments mounted or
          mounted upon.

     -p   Prints the output in a format that is easily parsed (the default
          is a more human-readable format).

     -n   Prints the number of mounted file systems.

     -l   Lists all mounted file systems. The output is in the following
          form:

          Device           Size   Type        FSType MountFlags  MountPoint

          Each column should be self-explanatory.

          Size is in 512-byte blocks and is applicable only to disk based
          file systems.

          MountFlags specifies only the following (generic) mount flags:
          ro, rw and nosuid.












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fsminfo(1M)                                                     fsminfo(1M)

EXAMPLE
     fsminfo -l

     # Device                   Size   Type      FSType MountFlags  MountPoint
     /dev/ios0/sdisk000s0      25800  local         ufs <rw>        /
                                   0 applic      namefs <rw>        [unknown]
     /dev/ios0/sdisk022s3     568890  local        vxfs <rw>        /home/nerv
                             1017226 remote         nfs <ro>        /pen/svr4
                              512316 remote         nfs <ro>        /misc/mesh
                                   0 applic      namefs <rw>        [unknown]
     /dev/vd/vdisk1             7168  local         ufs <rw>        /vd1
     /dev/ios0/sdisk074s8    2059776  local        vxfs <rw>        /puls/3
     /dev/ios0/sdisk000s4      97500  local         ufs <rw>        /var
     /dev/ios0/sdisk000s3     204900  local         ufs <rw>        /usr
     /dev/ios0/sdisk000s2     168000  local         ufs <rw>        /opt
     /dev/fd                       0 applic        fdfs <rw>        /dev/fd
     /proc                         0 applic        proc <rw>        /proc

SEE ALSO
     df(1), mount(1M), fstinfo(1M), sysfs(2), vfstab(4), mnttab(4).


































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