A/UX® System Administrator's Reference Sections 1M, 7, and 8

fsdb(IM) fsdb(IM)
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7 : di r : nm= name"" Change the name field in the directory
slot to name.
2 : db: block, *?d Display the third block of the current
inode as directory entries.
3c3:fragment,20:fill=Ox20
Get fragment 3c3 and fills 20 type elements
with Ox20.
2 050 = 0 x f f f f Set the contents of address 2050 to
Oxffffffff. Oxffffffff may be truncated
depending on the current type.
lc92434= this" is some text" " "
Places the ASCn for the string at
Ic92434.
SVFS Examples
386i
In=4
In=+l
fc
2i.fd
dSi.fc
S12B.pOO
2i.aOb.d7=3
Print inumber 386 in an inode format.
This now becomes the current working
inode.
Change the link count for the working
inode to 4.
Increment the link count by I.
Print, in ASCII, block 0 of the file associated
with the working inode.
Print the first 32 directory entries for
the root inode of this file system.
Change the current inode to that associated
with the fifth directory entry (numbered
from 0) found from the above
command. The first logical block of
the file is then printed in ASCII.
Print the superblock of this file system
in octal.
Change the inumber for the seventh
directory slot in the root directory to 3.
This example also shows how several
operations can be combined on one
command line.
February, 1990
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