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2: .he 'CHECK (VIII)'1/20/73'CHECK (VIII)'
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4: NAME check -- file system consistency check
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7: SYNOPSIS check_____ [ filesystem [ blockno918 ... ] ]
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10: DESCRIPTION check_____
11: will examine a file system,
12: build a bit map of used blocks,
13: and compare this bit map against
14: the bit map maintained on the file system.
15: If the file system is not specified,
16: a check of all
17: of the normally mounted file systems
18: is performed.
19: Output includes the number of files on the file system,
20: the number of these that are 'large', the number
21: of indirect blocks,
22: the number
23: of used blocks, and the number of free blocks.
24: .sp
25: check_____ works by examining the i-nodes
26: on the file system and is entirely
27: independent of its directory hierarchy.
28: The file system may be,
29: but need not be, mounted.
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32: FILES /dev/rf?,
33: /dev/rk?,
34: /dev/rp?
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37: SEE ALSO find(I), ds(I)
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40: DIAGNOSTICS Diagnostics are produced for
41: blocks missing, duplicated, and bad block addresses.
42: Diagnostics are also produced for block numbers passed as parameters.
43: In each case, the block number, i-number, and
44: block class (i_ = inode, x_ indirect, f_ free) is printed.
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47: BUGS The
48: checking process is two pass in nature.
49: If checking is done on an active file system,
50: extraneous diagnostics may occur.
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