FSMAP(5,F)                  AIX Technical Reference                  FSMAP(5,F)



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fsmap



PURPOSE

Centralizes file system characteristics for all nodes in a network.

DESCRIPTION

This file contains a superset of the attributes in the /etc/filesystems file.

Network File System Attributes

Each stanza names the directory where the file system is normally mounted.  The
attributes specify all of the parameters of the file system.  See "attributes"
for the format of an attribute file.  The attributes used are the same as those
specified in /etc/filesystems.

EXAMPLE

     *
     * File system information
     *
  default:
          vol       = "AIX"
          mount     = false
          check     = false
          free      = false
          backupdev = /dev/rfd0
          backuplen = 1440
  *
   /:
          dev       = /dev/hd02
          vol       = "/"
          mount     = automatic
          check     = 0
          gfs       = 1
          gfspack   = 1
          type      = repl,primary
          free      = true
          site      = aix
  *
  /aix:
          dev       = /dev/hd03
          vol       = "/aix"
          mount     = automatic
          check     = 0
          gfs       = 2
          gfspack   = 1
          type      = nonrepl



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          free      = true
          site      = aix

  *
  /u:
          dev       = /dev/hd01
          vol       = "/u"
          mount     = true
          check     = 1
          gfs       = 3
          gfspack   = 1
          size      = 6000
          type      = nonrepl
          free      = true
          site      = aix

FILE

/etc/fsmap

RELATED INFORMATION

In this book:  "attributes" and "filesystems."

The backup, df, fsck, mkfs, mount, restore, and umount commands in AIX
Operating System Commands Reference.





























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