File system capacity. When the value of "alloc_type=?" is set to "thick", this parameter is mandatory. If you do not specify the capacity when creating a thin file system, the default capacity of the file system is 32 TB. The value is in the format of capacity value + unit, expres...
sh subcommand for dbx: Pass a command to the shell for execution skip subcommand for dbx: Continue from the current stopping point source subcommand for dbx: Read subcommands from a file status subcommand for dbx: Display the active trace and stop subcommands ...
The Mode setting determines whether the history log is Editable within the Command Tool, or Read Only. If you set the mode to Read Only in order to protect against accidental changes, you can still save the log to a file and edit that file using the File Editor option described in the ...
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pool_id=? ID of the storage pool to which a file system belongs. To obtain the value, run the "show storage_pool general" command. pool_name=? Name of the storage pool to which a file system belongs. To obtain the value , run the "show storage_pool general" command. initial_distrib...
12.3(11)T The PAE, HeldPeriod, StartPeriod, and MaxStart fields were added to the show dot1x command output. 12.2SX This command is supported in the Cisco IOS Release 12.2SX train. Support in a specific 12.2SX release of this train depends on your feature set, platform, and platform...
Question: I’m trying to capture the output of the top command into a file. When I execute top > output.txt, the output.txt file contains lot of junk characters. What is the best method to capture the output of the top command into a readable text file?
As we all knowLinux/Unixconsiderseverything as a file(pipes,sockets,directories,devices,etc). One of the reasons to use thelsofcommand is when a disk cannot be unmounted as it says the files are being used. With the help oflsofcommand, we can easily identify the files which are in use...
1. Filesystem Tests The first thing that the file command checks are the filesystem attributes of the file. This includes: File Type: Whether the file is a regular file, directory, symbolic link, socket, etc. Permissions: Since permissions affect the ability to read the file. ...
These are the first steps to use r2, read the book or find tutorials for more details $ r2 /bin/ls#open file in read-only>aaa#analyse the program (r2 -A)>afl#list all functions (try aflt, aflm)>px 32#print 32 byte hexdump current block>s sym.main#seek to main (using flag name...