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Below is an example of the df command. In the example, the
numbers given by fuser are processes accessing files in
/tst1.
To get more information on the process, use
ps -elf and
grep for the process number.
Example
Step 1. Use the UNIX ls command to verify that the
directory to be associated already exists.
Step 2. If the directory does not exist, use the UNIX mkdir
command to create the directory. The specified
directory cannot be a directory in the root file
system unless it is a mount point for a new file
system.
% df
Filesystem Type blocks use avail %use Mounted on
/dev/root efs 205614 46958 158656 23% /
/dev/usr efs 2068050 1678616 389434 81% /usr
/dev/dsk/dks1d1s2 efs 5680906 4089070 1591836 72% /fs
/dev/dsk/dks3d3s0 xfs 1949616 1103528 846088 57% /lst1
%fuser/dev/dsk/dks3d3s0
/dev/dsk/dks3d3s010620co 11762c 10738co
% ls
data
irad
% mkdir production
% ls
data
irad
production