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From: burzio@mmlai.UUCP (Tony Burzio)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Weird bdf response
Keywords: disk space report
Message-ID: <561@mmlai.UUCP>
Date: 5 Jun 89 02:48:07 GMT
Organization: Martin Marietta Labs, Baltimore, MD
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I noticed something strange with the new bdf command.  When you
enter the command from the ROOTSERVER, you get the correct list:

$ bdf
Filesystem           kbytes    used   avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/dsk/0s0         241215  183478   33615    85%   /
/dev/dsk/2s0         290754   99450  162228    38%   /disk2
/dev/dsk/1s0         290754  140697  120981    54%   /disk1
mmlai:/users         291606  251770   10676    96%   /mmlai/users

However, when you are on a diskless cnode (with swap disk) you get
the following:

$ bdf
Filesystem           kbytes    used   avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/dsk/0s0        -637229 -514041 1312557-21364%   /
/dev/dsk/2s0         290754   92459  169219    35%   /disk2
/dev/dsk/1s0         290754  140695  120983    54%   /disk1
mmlai:/users         291606  251770   10676    96%   /mmlai/users

Most strange.  My guess is that since my swap disk on the diskless
node is also 0s0, bdf is getting confused.  The df command works
on both.  Is this a "feature"?

While I'm on the topic, anybody at HP know when you will be able to
put a user disk on a satellite node?

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