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Heads Up: CLI changes to fsstat(1M)

Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 11:35:37 -0600
From: Rich Brown <Rich dot Brown at Sun dot COM>
To: onnv-gate at onnv dot eng dot sun dot com, on-all at Sun dot COM
Subject: Heads Up: CLI changes to fsstat(1M)

If you don't use fsstat(1M), you can safely ignore this message.

The putback of:

PSARC/2006/180 fsstat(1m) stability update and interface tweak
6401591 fsstat(1m) CLI changes

Changes the CLI for fsstat as follows:

- fsstat requires either '-F' (report on available file system
   types) or a list of one or more mount-points and/or file
   system types.
- Default output with no options gives a usage message
- Original default output (report on file system types) is
   available using:  fsstat -F
- The parseable output option (-P) has been removed for now

See PSARC/2006/180 for details/rationale.

Questions to Dan Price and/or me.