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/ filesystem. See Root filesystem.
/debug filesystem
/dev/dsk/xlv directory
/etc/config/ggd.options file
/etc/fstab file
entries for XLV logical volumes [1] [2]
entries for system disk
entries for filesystems [1] [2]
/etc/grio_config file
/etc/grio_disks file
/etc/init.d/grio file
/etc/init.d/quotas file
/etc/init.d/rmtmpfiles file
/etc/lvtab file
syntax
description
/etc/nodelock file
/etc/rc2.d/S94grio file
/proc filesystems
/root prefix for files
/usr/lib/libgrio.so
[B]
backup and restore
during conversion to XFS
commands
bad block handling
block device files
description [1] [2]
block sizes
and mkfs
syntax
guidelines
range of sizes [1] [2]
[C]
CacheFs filesystems
cfg command
using
description
cfsadmin command
character device files
description [1] [2]
chkconfig command
quotacheck option [1] [2]
quotas option [1] [2]
nocleantmp option
cloning system disks [1] [2]
compatibility
dump/restore and filesystem type
32-bit programs and XFS
NFS
component records
concatenation
guidelines
not allowed on Root filesystems
definition
controllers
identifying controller number
number of disk drives
supported
conventions, typographical
corruption of filesystems
CPUs
restrict to running GRIO processes
and versions of fx
and versions of sash [1] [2]
cylinder groups
cylinders
[D]
daemons
GRIO
XLV
deadline scheduling
device files
for lv logical volumes
XLV device file names
lv device file names
creating mnemonic names
creating special files
creating with mknod
creating with MAKEDEV
using as command arguments
names [1] [2]
major and minor device numbers
permissions and owner
ls listings
description [1] [2]
See also block device files, character device files.
device names
disk for dump file
tape drive
identifying with prtvtoc
mnemonic
df command and XLV
direct I/O
directories
temporary
/tmp and /var/tmp
cleaning temporary
hidden
definition
standard IRIX
directory organization
disk blocks
bad block handling
definition
disk drives
parameters for GRIO
approved types for GRIO
growing a filesystem onto new
adding a new disk as a filesystem
identifying controller number and drive address
device parameters
physical structure
supported types
non-SCSI disks
disk partitions
sizes for striped volume elements
and external log size
and volume elements
block and character devices
repartitioning during conversion
device names
making an XFS filesystem
repartitioning
planning
creating custom layouts
creating standard layouts
repartitioning with fx
displaying with prtvtoc
types
considerations in choosing partition layouts
on older systems
standard partition layouts
partition numbers, names, and functions
overlapping
definition
Disk Plexing Option
disk quotas
quotacheck command
monitoring
quotaoff command
quotaon command
edquota command
imposing
quot command
description
disk space
growing a logical volume
identifying large users
files that grow
monitoring free inodes
monitoring free space
unused files
getting more
estimating with xfs_estimate
increasing for XFS
for logs
drive addresses
identifying
setting
du command
dump command
commands used during conversion to XFS
requirements for conversion to XFS
when to use
dvhtool command
and volume element sizes
removing files in the volume header
examining a volume header
adding files to the volume header
description
[E]
edquota command
EFS filesystems
XLV subvolumes
and XLV logical volumes
corruption
changing size
adding space
reorganizing
checking for consistency [1] [2]
unmounting [1] [2]
mounting [1] [2] [3]
fragmentation
maximum filesystem size
maximum file size
description
names
inodes [1] [2]
history
error recovery
disabling for GRIO [1] [2]
and XLV
exportfs command
extent size [1] [2]
extents
XFS filesystem
indirect [1] [2]
EFS filesystem
external logs
example
and log subvolumes
creating with mkfs, example
size
See also logs.
definition [1] [2]
[F]
fcntl system call [1] [2]
files
locating unused
files that grow
possible unused files
and symbolic links
and hard links
types
information in inodes
definition
filesystems
remote
routine administration tasks
corruption [1] [2]
adding space
checking for consistency [1] [2] [3]
unmounting [1] [2]
mounting [1] [2] [3]
creating
/proc
NFS
names
See also EFS filesystems, XFS filesystems.
definition
font conventions
formatting disks [1] [2]
fragmentation [1] [2]
fsck command
using [1] [2] [3]
description
fsck_cachefs command
fsr command [1] [2]
fx command
using the standalone version
repartitioning example
IRIX version
versions for different processors
standalone version
repartitioning disks [1] [2]
and device parameters
in volume header
using expert mode to assign partition types
and partition types
standard vs. custom partitions
[G]
Getting Started With XFS Filesystems
ggd daemon
restarting
description
GRIO
relationship records
component records
file formats [1] [2]
configuring the ggd daemon
disabling disk error recovery [1] [2]
creating an XLV logical volume for
hardware configuration requirements
lock file
system components
non-scheduled reservations
deadline scheduling
real-time scheduling
shared guarantees
private guarantees
per-filesystem guarantees
per-file guarantees
soft guarantees
hard guarantees [1] [2]
default guarantee options
guarantee types [1] [2]
sizes to choose
file descriptors
rate
reservations
overview
description
features
streams
growfs command
using after increasing the size of a logical volume
extending a filesystem onto a logical volume
guaranteed-rate I/O. See GRIO.
[H]
hard errors
hard guarantees [1] [2]
hard links
hardware requirements [1] [2]
heads, recording, definition
hidden directories
[I]
ide diagnostics program
initializing a disk
inodes
checking by fsck
monitoring free inodes
XFS filesystems
in EFS filesystems
description
internal logs
and the data subvolume
creating with mkfs, example
size
and xfslog partitions
definition [1] [2]
See also logs.
IRIS Volume Manager
IRIX administration documentation [1] [2] [3]
IRIX Advanced Site and Server Administration Guide
IRIX directory organization
[J]
journaling information [1] [2]
[L]
links
ln command
creating symbolic links
creating hard links
creating mnemonic names
logical volume labels
updating with mklv �f
printing with lvck
creating with mklv
and lv volume names
written by xlv_make
checks made by lvck
and logical volume assembly
daemon that updates them
information used at system startup
removing with dvhtool
definition
logical volumes
deleting objects
detaching plexes
adding plexes
increasing size
growing
displaying objects
creating, examples [1] [2]
sizes
choosing which subvolumes
read and write errors
coming up at system startup
moving to a new system
device names
naming
used as raw devices
volume composition
definition of volume
example (figure)
hierarchy of objects
creating, overview
striping, definition and illustration
disadvantages
advantages
description
See also lv logical volumes, XLV logical volumes.
XLV. See XLV logical volumes.
lv. See lv logical volumes.
disk labels
removing labels in volume headers
logs
example of external
internal log, when used
size syntax
internal, specifying size
external, specifying size
choosing size
choosing type
internal, definition
external, definition
description
creating external with fx
lost+found directories
lv logical volumes
shrinking
increasing the size
creating on new disks
checking with lvck
creating with mklv
volume names
device names
/etc/lvtab file
converting to XLV
restrictions in using
description
See also logical volume labels, logical volumes.
creating out of old and new disks
history
lvck command
using
description
lvinfo command
lvlab logical volume labels. See logical volume labels.
lv_to_xlv command
[M]
major device numbers
MAKEDEV command [1] [2]
manual pages
metadata, filesystem
miniroot, using for filesystem administration
minor device numbers
mkfs command
for GRIO
command line syntax
example output
example commands
mklv command
using to extend logical volumes
using to create new logical volumes
using to create a logical volume for an existing filesystem
mknod command [1] [2]
mnemonic device file names
mount command [1] [2]
mount point
mounting filesystems
methods
description
CacheFS filesystems
illustration [1] [2]
mpadmin command
[N]
NetLS licenses
High Performance Guaranteed-Rate I/O [1] [2]
Disk Plexing Option [1] [2]
NFS compatibility
NFS filesystems [1] [2]
non-scheduled reservations
[O]
obsolete manuals
optimal I/O size
option disks
adding a new [1] [2]
turning into a system disk
possible partition layouts
definition
[P]
partitions. See disk partitions.
per-file guarantees
per-filesystem guarantees
platters, definition
plex revives [1] [2]
plexes
booting off alternate Root
for Root filesystem
mounting
removing
deleting
detaching
monitoring plex revives
adding to volumes
displaying
example of creating
checking for required software
volume element sizes
holes in address space
when to use
read and write errors
plex composition
See also logical volumes.
definition
Disk Plexing Option [1] [2]
prerequisite hardware [1] [2]
private guarantees
prtvtoc command
and root disk partition device name
displaying disk partitions
description
[Q]
quot command
quotacheck command
quotaoff command
quotaon command
quotas file
quotas subsystem
[R]
raw device files. See character device files.
read continuous (RC) bit
real-time files
real-time process
real-time scheduling
real-time subvolumes
hardware requirements
GRIO files
and utilities
creating files
only real-time on disk
reference pages
relationship records
remote filesystems
repartitioning
example
See also disk partitions.
definition
restore command
commands used during conversion to XFS
and XFS filesystems
retry mechanisms
Root filesystem
booting off an alternate plex
on plexed logical volume
restrictions
running out of space
restoring all files
dumping
converting to XFS
combining with Usr
and the miniroot
and fsck
mounting and unmounting restrictions
definition
root partition
and striping
and XLV
combining with usr partition
device name
converting to XFS [1] [2]
[S]
sash standalone program
scripting XLV configurations
SCSI address. See drive addresses.
sgilabel
creating with fx
description
shared guarantees
soft guarantees
special files. See device files.
stripe unit
specifying for lv logical volumes
definition
striped volume elements. See volume elements.
striping disks
restrictions
description and illustration
subvolumes
displaying
real time subvolume definition
log subvolume definition
data subvolume definition
subvolume types
See also logical volumes.
composition
super-blocks [1] [2] [3]
surfaces, definition
swap partition
symbolic links
definition
dangling
as a type of file
for older pathnames
symmon standalone program
system administration documentation [1] [2] [3]
system disks
creating by cloning [1] [2]
creating from IRIX [1] [2]
creating from the PROM Monitor [1] [2]
possible partition layouts
required disk partitions
definition
[T]
temporary directories
setting TMPDIR
cleaning
tracks, definition
[U]
umount command
unit number. See drive addresses.
unmounting filesystems
umount command
methods
Usr filesystem
restoring all files
dumping
converting to XFS
combining with Root filesystem
required for system operation
usr partition
combining with root partition
device name
[V]
volume elements
deleting
displaying
striped, example of creating
multipartition volume elements
striping, when to use
changing size with dvhtool
striped, definition
single partition volume elements, definition
definition
volume header
removing files
examining with dvhtool
adding files
volume headers
when used
description
volumes. See logical volumes.
[X]
xdkm command
XFS filesystems
journaling information
copying with xfs_check
converting an option disk
converting a system disk [1] [2]
on system disk
making filesystems [1] [2]
filesystem on a new disk partition
logs. See logs.
preparing to make filesystems [1] [2]
corruption [1] [2]
changing size
adding space
checking for consistency [1] [2]
unmounting [1] [2]
mounting [1] [2] [3]
creating [1] [2]
restore compatibility
commands
and standard commands
extents
block sizes [1] [2]
maximum filesystem size
maximum file size
description
features
names
inodes
history
xfsdump command
xfsm command
mounting and unmounting filesystems
creating an XFS filesystem
xfsrestore command
xfs_check command
reporting and repairing problems
how to use
description
xfs_copy command
xfs_estimate command
xfs_growfs command
example
extending a filesystem onto a logical volume
description
XLV logical volumes
recording configuration
converting lv logical volumes
configuring system for more than ten
creating spare objects
don�t use XLV when ...
planning logical volumes [1] [2]
error policy
no configuration file
daemons
overview [1] [2]
with EFS
names
See also logical volumes.
creating out of old and new disks
history
xlvd daemon
xlvlab logical volume labels. See logical volume labels.
xlvm command
xlv_labd daemon
xlv_make command
GRIO example
and disk partition types
using to create volume objects [1] [2]
using to create a logical volume for an existing filesystem
xlv_mgr command
deleting volume objects
detaching a plex
adding a plex
growing a volume
displaying objects
checking that plexing software is installed
xlv_plexd daemon [1] [2]
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