How to tell if Quick I/O is enabled on a VERITAS File System (VxFS) file system and if some commands to verify the Quick I/O files were created correctly.
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Description
Description
How to tell if Quick I/O is enabled on a VERITAS File System (VxFS) file system and use some commands to verify the Quick I/O files were created correctly.
Resolution
As long as the system has a valid Quick I/O license and the Quick I/O (fdd) module is loaded, by default, Quick I/O is enabled when a VxFSfile system is mounted.
Verify by running
Note: If the file system is specifically mounted with the '-o noqio' option, it will be mounted with Quick I/O disabled.
There are some commands available to verify that the quick I/O files were created correctly, they are: ls -al, ls-lL, and ls -alL
Verify by running
# mount -v | grepNote: If the file system is specifically mounted with the '-o noqio' option, it will be mounted with Quick I/O disabled.
There are some commands available to verify that the quick I/O files were created correctly, they are: ls -al, ls-lL, and ls -alL
Refer to Displaying Quick I/O status and file attributes for more details.
Issue/Introduction
How to tell if Quick I/O is enabled on a VERITAS File System (VxFS) file system and use some commands to verify the Quick I/O files were created correctly.
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