Rename an existing SAM-QFS file system?
Renaming a SAM-QFS file system is a two-step process. Firstly edit the mcf file then run samfsck to update the superblock
Renaming a SAM-QFS file system is a two-step process. Firstly edit the mcf file then run samfsck to update the superblock
The samfsinfo command displays the file system structure for a specified file system
Poor design or micro-managing the file system are common causes for bad performance of a QFS file system.
Because of the cost of solid-state disks, you may want to size such disks fairly closely to your anticipated need for metadata storage.
This is a simple comparison between three Solaris file systems UFS, QFS and ZFS
A quick reference guide for the QFS
SAM-Remote allows files on a local client host to be archived on media in a library on a remote server host.
Whilst it is allowed to repair a mounted SAM-FS file system, you are encouraged to run the command on an unmounted file system.
To generate a SAM-QFS Manager troubleshooting report, run the /opt/SUNWfsmgr/bin/fsmgr_report command to create the /var/tmp/fsmgr.overall.log file.
Most releaser problems are the result of Archiver, Stager, or Recycler related issues. Rarely is the releaser the root cause.