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The latter prints information for all other devices (negative comparison).
For a disk list, you can apply restrictions for all columns, even if a column
is not selected. Examples: “cdadm survey -v +sip d=juke.dev” will
print all disks of juke.dev. “cdadm survey -v +dsipr p=ixos96”
will print the disk with the PC format name ixos96.
Note: (t)csh and bash users must preceed ! with a backslash to
avoid its usual function as History operator.
Sorting the output:
Finally, you can specify how the output should be sorted:
s:<criteria> sorts the output list according to the specified options.
<criteria> is a list of column names (may be preceeded with '-' to reverse
sort order). The output is sorted by these columns.
Examples:
“cdadm survey -v +dsipr s:d-S” lists the disks, sorted by device
name and within a device, by slot number. Like restrictions, you can use
sort options, even if the specified column is not printed:
Thus “cdadm survey -v +dspr s:i” prints all disks sorted by inodes,
but does not print any inode numbers. This may be useful if you want to
see disks in the order in which they were made known to the server, be-
cause the server associates inode numbers with disks sequentially.
The results of commands to show amounts of buffered or written data,
free space, and so on, are expressed in kBbytes (1024 Bytes).