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OK, a bit more digging, statw works with the cwfs installed by the stock image
and scripts (not using 666a). Any pointers on deciphering the info provided
would be much appreciated.
Sorry for hijacking this thread.
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I'm running 9front on amd64, a version I recently compiled from hg tip
(changes 8311). Originally installed from the Oct release
(9front-8013.d9e940a768d1.amd64.iso) following the installation guide
http://fqa.9front.org/fqa4.html replacing 'mountcwfs' with
http://a-b.xyz/23/666a
using 'con
> As as filesystem becomes full, what's the plan9/9front way to report
> disk utilization? i.e. the equivalent of 'df'?
Use the "statw" command for cwfs(4) and the "df" command for hjfs(4).
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On Thursday, February 04, 2021, at 3:10 PM, rt9f.3141 wrote:
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On Thursday, February 04, 2021, at 3:10 PM, rt9f.3141 wrote:
> As as filesystem becomes full,
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As as filesystem becomes full, what's the plan9/9front way to report disk
utilization? i.e. the equivalent of 'df'?
Thanks,
-Shiro
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Quoth Stuart Morrow :
> On 29/12/2020, sirjofri wrote:
> > ori's new filesystem
>
> What's this? and why is it needed? Hjfs already fixes the worst thing
> about cwfs already (needing to copy files from one partition to
> another on the same disk).
crash safety, corruption detection,
On 29/12/2020, sirjofri wrote:
> ori's new filesystem
What's this? and why is it needed? Hjfs already fixes the worst thing
about cwfs already (needing to copy files from one partition to
another on the same disk).
Though speaking of new file servers, the Irssi /upgrade trick would be
good to
Thank you everyone for all of your knowledge!
I have a much better understanding of the WORM file systems for Plan9 and I
never thought of using external storage as a solution/ tiering the storage
based on what is stored.
Thanks again,
~Joey
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On Tue, Dec 29, 2020, at 1:06 PM, Alex Musolino wrote:
> > While it is not yet a concern, I am trying to figure something out
> > that does not seem to be well documented in the man pages or the fqa
> > about the file systems.
>
> Parts of fs(4), fs(8), and fsconfig(8) can be applied to cwfs.
> While it is not yet a concern, I am trying to figure something out
> that does not seem to be well documented in the man pages or the fqa
> about the file systems.
Parts of fs(4), fs(8), and fsconfig(8) can be applied to cwfs. The
syntax that Ethan talked about for concatenating WORM devices
29.12.2020 10:15:29 Kurt H Maier :
On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 08:53:55AM +, sirjofri wrote:
for ori's new filesystem, maybe?
If he implements this and the resulting filesystem is not called
Oriborous I will be extraordinarily, possibly fatally, disappointed.
Absolutely
sirjofri
On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 08:53:55AM +, sirjofri wrote:
>
> Then removing WORM1, storing it as backup or reformat it as a new WORM4:
>
...
> Is something like that possible? If not, it still could be an inspiration
> for ori's new filesystem, maybe?
If he implements this and the resulting
Hello,
29.12.2020 03:27:19 Ethan Gardener :
You can add disks. CWFS config allows multiple devices/partitions to
form the WORM. It's like a simple form of LVM. I forget the exact syntax
and I don't think there's a man page documenting cwfs's particular
variant syntax, but I think it's
You can add disks. CWFS config allows multiple devices/partitions to form the
WORM. It's like a simple form of LVM. I forget the exact syntax and I don't
think there's a man page documenting cwfs's particular variant syntax, but I
think it's something like (/dev/sdE0/worm /dev/sdF0/worm) in
Hello,
While it is not yet a concern, I am trying to figure something out that does
not seem to be well documented in the man pages or the fqa about the file
systems.
I am currently running a plan9front instance with cwfs64x (the whole "hjfs is
experimental, you could loose your files" seemed
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