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Appendix F


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F.1 ADMINISTRATOR COMMANDS FOR VIRTUAL VOLUMES

See Table F-1 for the administrator commands for virtual volumes. The following acronyms are used in the table.

Table F-1 Administrator Commands for Virtual Volumes
NameCapability
/usr/sbin/alcckCheck and correct allocation information.
/usr/sbin/catdevConcatenate the virtual volume or SD.
/usr/sbin/deldevRemove the SD, SFS/H and Virtual Volume. Remove a single partition.
/usr/sbin/devinfoReport the Virtual Volume information.
/usr/sbin/disksCheck the devices under/dev.
/usr/sbin/dupconfSet and remove the duplicated file system.
/usr/sbin/dupcopyCopy the duplicated area of the file system.
/usr/sbin/dupmkfsConstruct a duplicated file system.
/usr/sbin/getvvbGet the block number of cluster number in Virtual Volume.
/usr/sbin/initvvlmInitialize the Virtual Volume.
/usr/sbin/mkdevSet the physical disk device partition and Virtual Volume attribute.
/usr/sbin/mksfshConstruct an SFS/H.
/usr/sbin/mkvlSet a volume label or VVL and output the setting details.
/usr/sbin/prtvlPrint the contents of the VL.
/usr/sbin/vvinfoDisplay the Virtual Volume configuration information.
/usr/sbin/vvlckCheck the VVLDEV.
/usr/sbin/vvlcopyCopy the VVLDEV.
/usr/sbin/vvldualDisplay and release the blockage of the VVLDEV.
/usr/sbin/vvlfreshUpdate VVLDEVs on the other system.

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F.2 EXTENTS OF THE VIRTUAL VOLUME

See Table F-2 for the extents of the virtual volume.

Table F-2 Extents of the Virtual Volume
ExtentCommands/ParametersDefinitionSize
Block__Fixed in the system4 KB
Staging unit__Fixed in the system128 KB
Clustervvattr(1M), -v

(The parameter files under /etc/vv/dp, or use -s.)

Site defined for each virtual volume 4 KB, 128 KB, 256 KB, 512 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB, 4 MB

(A 4 KB cluster is called a small cluster)

Subpartition__Constant in each virtual disk deviceMultiple of 4 MB
Partitiondkpart(1M), mkdev(1M) --p Site defined in each virtual disk deviceMultiple of subpartition

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