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Can we have a option to check mount size in GB's....! By using bdf?
You re-opened another ten year old thread with this same question; don't post duplicates or reopen old threads...read the LQ Rules. And have you read the man page on bdf, to see what it does?
You don't say what version of HP/UX you're using, or what you've done/tried on your own, or what your goal actually is. The df command can output what you need (and it also has a man page). And since HP/UX is a commercial, PAY FOR distro, have you called HP Support, or looked in their knowledgebase?
Ok...so as said before, either read the man page on bdf, script something to parse things out, or contact HP support. Again, HP/UX is a commercial, PAY FOR distro. In their knowledgebase, they have answers to this very question. Have you looked at the man page for the df command? The du command??
You are going to have to show some efforts of your own; further, you still haven't said what version of HP/UX you're using, and telling us "not working" isn't a good problem description....can you not post the message you're getting??
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