jfs2node subcommand
The jfs2node subcommand displays the Enhanced Journaled File System (JFS2) xnode structures.
Format
jfs2node address
Parameters
Item | Description |
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address | Specifies an address at which to check whether that address is a valid JFS2 xnode structure or an offset into one. If there is a valid xnode or offset, the jfs2node subcommand displays the relevant structure. This is a required parameter. |
Other
j2no
Examples
The following is an example of how to use the j2no alias for the jfs2node subcommand:
(0)> j2no 0x1
0x1 is not a valid JFS2 xnode address.
(0)> i2
ADDRESS DEVICE I_NUM IPMNT COUNT TYPE FLAG
369F9080 00220001 1 369C9080 00001 NON
369C9080 00220001 mounted 369C9080 00001 NON
36A1F080 00220002 0 00000000 00001 NON
36A43080 00220001 2 369C9080 00001 VDIR
36A0C080 00220001 2 369C9080 00001 NON
36A30080 00220001 16 369C9080 00001 NON
(0)> j2no 36A1F080
0x36A1F080 is an inode:
In-memory Working Inode:
hashClass....0x00000422 cacheClass...0x00000005 count........0x00000001
capability...0x00000125 atlhead......0x00000000 atltail......0x00000000
bxflag.......0x00000000 blid.........0x00000000 btindex......0x00000000
diocnt.......0x00000000 nondiocnt....0x00000000
dev..........0x00220002 synctime.....0x00000000 nodelock.....0x00000000
ipmnt........0x00000000 ipimap.......0x00000000 pagerObject..0x00000000
event........0xFFFFFFFF fsevent......0xFFFFFFFF openevent....0xFFFFFFFF
cacheLst.nxt.0x00000000 cacheLst.prv.0x00000000 freeNext.....0x00000000
hashLst.nxt..0x00000000 hashLst.prv..0x366BE198 kdmvp........0x00000000
flag.........0x00001000 flag_type....SYSTEM
cflag........0x00000000
xlock........0x00000000
fsxlock......0x00000000
btorder......0x00000000
agstart......0x0000000000000000
lastCommittedSize...0x0000000000000000
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(0)> j2no 0x36A1F085
0x36A1F085 is at offset 5 into wInode:
In-memory Working Inode:
hashClass....0x00000422 cacheClass...0x00000005 count........0x00000001
capability...0x00000125 atlhead......0x00000000 atltail......0x00000000
bxflag.......0x00000000 blid.........0x00000000 btindex......0x00000000
diocnt.......0x00000000 nondiocnt....0x00000000
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