Re: find hdisk given a filename

From: Suri (suri_at_no.info.hu)
Date: 12/28/04

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    > Does this mean if there are 10 hdisks in a logical volume I have
    > no way of finding out where a particular filename reside?
    Of course you can find this out, the command is 'fileplace' (root
    only).

    # fileplace -p /etc/hosts

    File: /etc/hosts Size: 2446 bytes Vol: /dev/hd4
    Blk Size: 4096 Frag Size: 4096 Nfrags: 1 Compress: no

      Physical Addresses (mirror copy 1) Logical Fragment
      ---------------------------------- ----------------
      0222045 hdisk0 1 frags 4096 Bytes, 100.0% 0000317

      Physical Addresses (mirror copy 2) Logical Fragment
      ---------------------------------- ----------------
      0222045 hdisk3 1 frags 4096 Bytes, 100.0% 0000317 

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Suri
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