show pal file_system_service_stat
Function
The show pal file_system_service_stat command is used to query the file system attributes.
Format
show pal file_system_service_stat file_system_id=? file_id=?
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
file_system_id=? |
File system ID. |
To obtain the value, run the "show file_system general" command without parameters. |
file_id=? |
File ID. |
To obtain the value, run the "ls -i <file name>" command on the host. |
Views
Developer view
Usage Guidelines
None
Example
Query the attributes of the file system whose system ID is 0 and file ID is 4001.
developer:/>show pal file_system_service_stat file_system_id=0 file_id=4001
STATFS INFO:
File System ID : 0
File System Name : fs0
Max File Inode Number : 1000000
Magic Number : 537986080
Block Size : 65536
Blocks : 819200
Free Blocks : 804864
Avail Blocks : 804864
Free Node : 995997
Max File Name Length : 256
Max File Size : 281474976710656
Max File Links : 32000
Name No Truncate : 1
Case Insensitive : 0
Case Preserving : 1
Chown Restricted : 0
File System Support Flags : 15
System Response
The following table describes the parameter meanings.
Parameter |
Meaning |
|---|---|
File System ID |
File system ID. |
File System Name |
File system name. |
Max File Inode Number |
Number of inodes in a file system. |
Magic Number |
Magic number of the file system attribute structure. |
Block Size |
Size of a file system block. |
Blocks |
Number of file system blocks. |
Free Blocks |
Number of free blocks. |
Avail Blocks |
Number of used blocks. |
Free Node |
Number of free nodes. |
Max File Name Length |
Maximum length of a file name. |
Max File Size |
Maximum file size supported by the file system. |
Max File Links |
Maximum number of links supported by a file or directory. |
Name No Truncate |
Whether a file name is truncated. |
Case Insensitive |
File case-sensitive flag. |
Case Preserving |
Case preservation flag. |
Chown Restricted |
Permission change flag. |
File System Support Flags |
Feature flag bit supported by a file system. |
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