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Showing Disk Information; Table 1-9 Field Descriptions For The Show Disk Command - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Administration Manual

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Managing the CSS Software

Showing Disk Information

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Use the show disk command to view general information about the CSS hard disk
or Flash disk. The information includes the total number of clusters on the disk,
the free space available, and the number of files, folders, and bad clusters on the
disk.
To display specific CSS disk information, use the following show disk
commands:
show disk - Displays disk information for the hard disk or Flash disk. If the
CSS includes two disks, the show disk command lists information for both
disks.
show disk disk_slot - Displays disk information for a specific slot in a
dual-disk CSS. Valid selections are 0 (for the disk in slot 0) or 1 (for the disk
in slot 1). The default is the disk from which the CSS booted.
For example, to display the CSS disk information for the disk in slot 1, enter:
# show disk 1
Table 1-9
describes the fields in the show disk command output for the CSS.
Table 1-9
Field Descriptions for the show disk Command
Field
Total # of Clusters
Bytes Per Cluster
Free Clusters
Bad Clusters
Free Bytes
Max Contiguous
Free Bytes
Files
Folders
Total Bytes in Files The total number of bytes in all of the files found on the
Description
The total number of clusters on the disk
The number of bytes in each cluster
The number of available clusters on the disk
The number of bad clusters on the disk
The available disk space, in bytes and megabytes
The maximum number of contiguous free bytes (and
megabytes) found on the disk
The number of files on the disk
The number of folders on the disk
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