Df -total Command For Mac

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'I have many VIO servers that have filesystem(s) low in space 95% 98%. I am unable to run df command remotely using ssh from one LPAR ioscli df df is not allowed in restricted shell? Or the ssh settings is not allowing this? I could run the ioscli iosversion command in the remote script on all VIO's from one server but running the script with ioscli df or just df fails with rksh:df not found. Sshdconfig line:- PermitUserEnvironment Yes ioslevels are different in the VIO's some are 1.3, 1.5 and 2.1'.

Every NIC (Network Interface Card) has a unique MAC address (Media Access Control).This applies to all types of network cards, including Ethernet cards and WiFi cards. The MAC Address is a six-byte number or 12-digit hexadecimal number that is used to uniquely identify a host on a network. Mac Terminal df command is a tool I use to get disk space. For example, before I get a new software or update, I also take a note of my HD space before and after the installation.

Log in to vios server and run oemsetupenv Then #lln -s /usr/bin/df /usr/ios/utils/df This will put link to /usr/bin/df in /usr/ios/utils directory. You should be all set. Andrew Bielecki From: bounce-322468@groups.ittoolbox.com mailto:bounce-322468@groups.ittoolbox.com On Behalf Of RamMontreal via ibm-aix-l Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 5:57 PM To: andrew.bielecki Subject: ibm-aix-l VIO Server - df command Posted by RamMontreal (IT Specialist) on Feb 10 at 6:01 PM I have many VIO servers that have filesystem(s) low in space 95% 98%. I am unable to run df command remotely using ssh from one LPAR ioscli df df is not allowed in restricted shell? Or the ssh settings is not allowing this? I could run the ioscli iosversion command in the remote script on all VIO's from one server but running the script with ioscli df or just df fails with rksh:df not found.

Sshdconfig line:- PermitUserEnvironment Yes ioslevels are different in the VIO's some are 1.3, 1.5 and 2.1. The userid padmin has a set path with specific commands in it. If you want normal AIX commands, you must be root. BTW, never do any configuration as root; always do it as padmin.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 6:56 AM, RamMontreal via ibm-aix-l wrote: Posted by RamMontreal(IT Specialist) on Feb 10 at 6:01 PM I have many VIO servers that have filesystem(s) low in space 95% 98%. I am unable to run df command remotely using ssh from one LPAR ioscli df df is not allowed in restricted shell? Or the ssh settings is not allowing this? i could run the ioscli iosversion command in the remote script on all VIO's from one server but running the script with ioscli df or just df fails with rksh:df not found. sshdconfig line:- PermitUserEnvironment Yes ioslevels are different in the VIO's some are 1.3, 1.5 and 2.1. Hi, Please try to execute df with root prompt after executed oemsetupenv command. Regards, Kannan Subramani On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 4:26 AM, RamMontreal via ibm-aix-l wrote: Posted by RamMontreal(IT Specialist) on Feb 10 at 6:01 PM I have many VIO servers that have filesystem(s) low in space 95% 98%.

I am unable to run df command remotely using ssh from one LPAR ioscli df df is not allowed in restricted shell? Or the ssh settings is not allowing this?

i could run the ioscli iosversion command in the remote script on all VIO's from one server but running the script with ioscli df or just df fails with rksh:df not found. sshdconfig line:- PermitUserEnvironment Yes ioslevels are different in the VIO's some are 1.3, 1.5 and 2.1.

' Invalid Node Structure' ' The Volume Machintosh HD Could Not Be Verified Completely' is one error every Apple OS user must fear, the error is a sign of corrupt storage disk directory structure and the Mac OS X built-in Disk Utility fails to fix the problem. Most of the time a user would get stuck at the Apple Logo with the spinner, even if you are lucky to boot into the operating-system you will find missing applications and issues with your dashboard depending on which part of the directory catalog got corrupted. Luckily, we do have quite a few tricks and tools up our sleeves to get this handled properly fixing the system making sure maximum possible data recovery. In this post, I will be sharing three possible solutions to get this issue resolved. Method 2: Using Mac Drive Pro from BootCamp to fix and recover data. If you are using on your Mac to dual-boot Windows which is loading fine after disk corruption, you can use the Windows utility to recover data from corrupted Mac volume and even fix issues with it.

In my case the disk corruption also prevented Windows from booting, using Method 1 fixed it and I was able to launch Windows. Once inside Windows I used to repair the Mac Volume and Mount it inside Windows Explorer for data recovery. While the above allowed me to backup my data from Mac Volume, it still did not fixed the Mac OS X boot and finally Method 3 worked fixing the Apple boot.

Force Quit Command For Mac

Method 3: Using bootable Disk Warrior (Paid) USB to rebuild the node structure. If everything fails, the only option left is to use a data recovery application which can scan and recover as much data as possible. Is one such application which saved the day for me.

You can either use a bootable DVD or create a as shown below. Get your copy of Disk Warrior 4 and mount the.CDR image from Disk Utility from Mac Recovery. Partition a external USB pendrive to match the partition on mounted Disk Warrior image, clone partitions from.CDR image to your pendrive. Thank you so much! Method 1 worked for me, luckily!

-A few kinks though. Number 1 I didn't have macintosh HD mounted so I just did the fsckhfs -r /dev/disk0s2 anyways, since I figure that not seeing it meant it was already unmounted. That came back and said after 3 times trying it couldn't fix everything (paraphrased). I exited terminal and ran the repair on mac HD and hoped for the best. IT SAID PROBLEM FIXED!!! I then verified just to make sure.

Then restarted the computer. It did take a bit longer than normal to start up. I got impatient and did the command R thing while sitting at apple logo and pinwheel. Not sure if that helped but it seemed to start up right after that.

Anyways, just figured I'd write a play by play in case anyone else gets stuck where I could have (but didn't). Thanks again and good luck to all!