tree subcommand
The tree subcommand displays either the Enhanced Journaled File System (JFS2) d-tree or x-tree structure based on the specified inode parameter.
Format
tree address
Parameters
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| address | Specifies the address of an inode. If the address of the specified inode is a directory, the d-tree structure is displayed. If the address of the specified inode is not a directory, the x-tree structure is displayed. This is a required parameter. |
Other
No aliases.
Examples
The following is an example of how to use the tree subcommand:
KDB(0)> tree 325C1080
flag.........0x83
flag_name....BT_ROOT BT_LEAF
nextindex....3
maxentry.....18
self.len.....0
self.addr1...0x00
self.addr2...0x00000000
self.addr....0
next.........0x34E0
prev.........0x34E0
Leaf xads:
xad[2]
flag.........0x00
len..........1
addr1........0x00
addr2........0x00000028
off1.........0x00
off2.........0x00000000
offset.......0
address......40
xtree: Press [s]elect or e[x]it >