
Chapter 2. Linux 2.6 kernel 39
Figure 2-19 Using the dasdtune command
2.4.3 The dasdview command
The dasdview command displays DASD and VTOC information, and dumps
DASD content to the console (to dump DASD content, specify the start point and
offset and you can print the volume label and VTOC entries. Figure 2-20 uses the
dasdview command to list information for /dev/dasda.
Figure 2-20 Using the dasdview command
# tunedasd -g /dev/dasda
normal (0 cyl)
# echo set on > /proc/dasd/statistics
# tunedasd -c prestage -n 100 /dev/dasdc
WARNING: This is a very large number of cylinders ;) 100
Setting cache mode for device </dev/dasdc>...
Done.
# lsdasd
0.0.0200(ECKD) ...