how would we know a file system exists on a slice when it
is unmounted from its mount point.
please anyone help me out.
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Answer / mady
i am not pretty sure about this
but u can try /etc/vfstab option
just check it
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Answer / basil
You can run fstyp command
#fstyp /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s7
it will give the file system type
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Answer / babu
we check the mounted filesystems with df -h
and if the filesystem is mounted it will show..
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Answer / satyanarayana
you can use the fsck command to check the particular slice
ex:
#fcsk c0d0t1s6
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Answer / babar
I dont think you can check FS on unmounted slice.
etc/vfstab only tells you about FS mounted/to e mounted at
system boot.
#df -h only tells you mounted FS
and fsck only check and allow you to fix any errors. it
doesn't tells you about the FS on slice.
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Answer / mukram
In that case mount the perticular slice on /mnt and check
the contents. if it is umounted, check
the /var/adm/messages file , u can see the message of
umounting for that filesytem.
Else Mostly, there will be old explorer files availble in
the system . we can refer to them.
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