Re: Help with Interpretation

Thanks!

I built the file server using a 32-bit 386 kernel but I think 64-bit=20
CWFS was used?=C2=A0 I will try to figure out somehow which block size was=
=20
selected, and that gives me something to work with.

Looks like it is just under 1 GB used if I have the 4K block size, and=20
just under 2 GB used if I have the 8K block size, of a 64.21 GB worm=20
partition.


On 1/5/20 10:56 AM, Steven Stallion wrote:
>> I am trying to make sense of these numbers but having some difficulty
>> finding any documentation explaining them.
> Your best bet is to read the source in /sys/src/cmd/cwfs; cwfs is a
> ported version of the original file server, ie.  Ken's.
>
>> Can someone either point me to that documentation or walk me through how
>> to interpret this?
> Ken's can be a little terse, but the out put is very meaningful; fsize
> is what you care about in this context.  This is the number of blocks
> used by the WORM.  Take this number and multiply it by RBUFSIZE to get
> the number of bytes written to disk.  Assuming you're using a 64-bit
> fileserver, this will be 8K by default (4K for 32-bit), but this
> depends on the kernel you are using.
>=20
> HTH,
> Steve
>=20

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