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I want to know blocksize of os..(SunOS).
What are the command to know it..?

pls. help me...Thanks.

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In article <csn2m1$9us$1@news1.kornet.net>, Yeounkun, Oh wrote:

>I want to know blocksize of os..(SunOS).
>What are the command to know it..?

Set it to whatever you like with "dd".
Behaviour under negative values is undefined and cannot be recommended.

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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Yeounkun, Oh wrote:

> I want to know blocksize of os..(SunOS).
> What are the command to know it..?

OSes don't have a blocksize; that's a characteristic of a file system.

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In article <csn2m1$9us$1@news1.kornet.net>,
Yeounkun, Oh <rainbow@oniontech21.co.kr> wrote:
>
>I want to know blocksize of os..(SunOS).
>What are the command to know it..?

Do you mean the pagesize (the size of a page of memory under SunOS)?

/usr/bin/pagesize

Or perhaps the blocksize of a filesystem under SunOS (can vary
depending on how it was created)?

fstyp -v /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s2 | head -20

Rob

[Yeounkun, Oh]:
>
>   I want to know blocksize of os..(SunOS).
>   What are the command to know it..?

I think you mean "page size", how smallest unit of memory allocation
for the VM.

  $ getconf PAGESIZE
  8192

this will be 4096 on pre-UltraSPARC and on x86.  see also sysconf(3C)
if you need this value from within your programs.

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