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From: Richard B. Gilbert on 5 May 2008 15:03
Mike wrote:
> I'm uncertain as to the relationship between the physical drives
> installed in the first (left-most) and second (from left) drive
> in a V210, how they're subdivided and mapped into the mounted
> directory structure.
>
> Is there a command/script that pretty prints all of that information
> in a comprehensive yet comprehensible fashion? TIA, Mike.

more /etc/vfstab
should list the various disk slices and which file systems they support.
The output is about as comprehensible as anything else in Unix, it's
assumed that you know what you are doing!

The situation becomes a little more complicated if you you have software
RAID configured.

Here's an example of an entry in /etc/vfstab:
/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0 / ufs 1 no
(note line wrap - it's one line as far as Solaris is concerned.)

It says that the disk (controller 0 target 0 disk 0 slice 0 is mounted
at "/" and the the file system is UFS. See man (4) vfstab for further
enlightenment.




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