[gpfsug-discuss] What NSDs does a file have blocks on?

[Marc A Kaplan]

As long as we're giving hints...
Seems tsdbfs has several subcommands that might be helpful.
I like "inode"
But there's also "listda"
Subcommand "desc" will show you the structure of the file system under 
"disks:" you will see which disk numbers are which NSDs.

Have fun, but DO NOT use the any of the *patch* subcommands!



From:   Simon Thompson <S.J.Thompson at bham.ac.uk>
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Date:   07/09/2018 05:21 PM
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I was going to say something like that … e.g.
 
blockaddr 563148261
Inode 563148261 snap 0 offset 0 N=2  1:45255923200  13:59403784320
1: and 13: in the output are the NSD disk devices for inode 563148261
 
Simon
 
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(psss... )  tsdbfs 

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