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From: songer@orchestra.ecn.purdue.edu (Christopher M Songer)
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Subject: Re: Swap Data for SUN OS - Refining the question
Summary: drive name from vnode
Keywords: swap data
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Date: 2 Oct 90 15:05:55 GMT
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OK,
     I found the right symbol. _swapinfo seems to be the one, it
is the head of a linked list of all the swap devices and all the
info about their current state. I can get the vnode associated 
with it. I can get the vfs the vnode is a part of. I cannot find
an inode. I need the disk name. Any pointers on how to get from
a vnode or a vfs to the disk name would be more than appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris Songer
songer@ecn.purdue.edu