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The output is appended to the file outfile. Also expect the output file to be rather large. Up to 2 percent of the size of the specified file system is not uncommon.
The following options are available:
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This restricts the dump to information about this cylinder group only. Here file ... means the first cylinder group and -1 the last one. | |
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This restricts the dump to information about this particular inode only. Here the minimum acceptable inode is 2. If this option is omitted but a cylinder group is defined then only inodes within that cylinder group are dumped. | |
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The level of detail which will be dumped.
This value defaults to
255
and is the
"bitwise or"
of the following table:
| |
0x001 | initial superblock |
0x002 | superblock copies in each cylinder group |
0x004 | cylinder group summary in initial cylinder group |
0x008 | cylinder group information |
0x010 | inode allocation bitmap |
0x020 | fragment allocation bitmap |
0x040 | cluster maps and summary |
0x100 | inode information |
0x200 | indirect block dump |
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This sets the output filename where the dump is written to, and must be specified. If - is provided, output will be sent to stdout. | |
ffsinfo -o /var/tmp/ffsinfo -l 1023 /dev/md0
will dump /dev/md0 to /var/tmp/ffsinfo with all available information.
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