File system information for a specific linux system
The FSLMNTR view. With the FSLMNTR view, you can view file system information about a specific Linux image. The view provides the following file system information:
- path name of the directory where the file system is mounted
- type of file system
- amount of the file system that is being used (percentage)
- total file system capacity (in kilobytes)
- free file system space (in kilobytes)
- used file system space (in kilobytes)
- amount of the file system that is being used by users excluding root (percentage)
- amount of the file system that is available to users, excluding root (in kilobytes)
- amount of the file system that is available to users for allocation (in kilobytes)
- size of the file system allocation unit (in blocks and kilobytes)
- total number of file system allocation units (in blocks)
- number of free file system allocation units (in blocks)
- number of i-nodes in use (percentage)
- total number of i-nodes
- number of free i-nodes
- number of i-nodes in use
- -------------------------------- -------- -------- 0.....50...100
/ JWAYGOOD ext2 78.43
/windows/E JWAYGOOD vfat 64.92
/usr JWAYGOOD ext2 51.99
/boot JWAYGOOD ext2 15.14
Full file system name
The Mounted File System Name field displays a portion of the full file system name. You can display the full name of the mounted file system by hyperlinking on the Mounted File System Name field.
Detailed file listing
The FSLSPACE view shows detailed directory information. To display the FSLSPACE view, from the FSLMNTR view type S to the left of the File System Name that you want to view and press Enter.
The FSLSPACE view provides the following information:
- file or directory name
- type of file or directory
- unique serial number (or i-node) of the file or directory
- number of directories that point to the file or directory
- size of the file or directory (in bytes)
- size of the file (in blocks)
- user ID of the owner of the file (UID)
- group ID of the owner of the file (GID)
- file permissions
- time and date of the last modification to the file
- time and date of the last modification to the file attributes
- directory that contains the directory or file
- Path: /
Line Commands: X-Execute
S - Select CO - Change owner N-New
H - Display Hex (file) RM- Remove F-Find
T - Display Tail (file) MV- Move AC-Create tar
O - Display Open FilesSCP- Secure Copy AT-tar contents
CM - ChangepermissionsCP- Copy AX-Extract tar
CFile or Dir NameTypeFile Ser Number Size Size Block Owner
----------------------- NumberLinks(bytes) (blocks) Size UserID
. DIR 2 36 4096 1 4096 0
.. DIR 2 36 4096 1 4096 0
.bash_history NORM 49233 1 66 1 4096 0
.installrc NORM 48913 1 1061 1 4096 0
a DIR 16308 2 4096 1 4096 0
ab DIR 16309 2 4096 1 4096 0
atlanta DIR 32520 2 0 0 4096 0
austin DIR 195137 2 0 0 4096 0
bin DIR 487681 2 4096 1 4096 0
bmc DIR 520529 3 4096 1 4096 0
boot DIR 503937 3 4096 1 4096 0
build DIR 32519 2 0 0 4096 0
b1config.sh.LOG NORM 48911 1 618 1 4096 1001
current DIR 552936 2 0 0 4096 0
data DIR 32521 2 0 0 4096 0
dev DIR 16257 8 2200 0 4096 0
etc DIR 130049 73 8192 2 4096 0
home DIR 520193 2 0 0 4096 0
From the FSLSPACE view, you can perform actions for a Linux file or directory. These actions are described in FSLSPACE actions.
Line command | Action | Description |
|---|---|---|
S | Select | (directory) drill-down to subdirectory (file) display the FLLIST view to show the first 100 KB contents of a file |
H | Display hex | display the FLLISTH view to browse the files contents in hexidecimal format |
T | Display tail | display the FLLIST view to show the last 100 KB contents of a file |
O | Display open files | show open files in a directory |
CM | Change permissions | change the permissions of a file |
CO | Change owner | change the ownership of a file |
RM | Remove | remove a file |
MV | Move | move or rename a file |
CP | Copy | copy a file |
SCP | Secure copy | secure copy dialog |
N | New | create a new file or directory |
F | Find | find strings or patterns in a file |
AC | Create tar | create a tar archive |
AT | Tar contents | list contents of a tar archive |
AX | Extract tar | extract a tar archive |
X | Executes file | executes the selected file |
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