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2.2.3.32 Removing Aliases
The unaliasall extension removes all aliases, including the predefined
aliases. This extension has the following format:
unaliasall
For example:
(kdbx) unaliasall
2.2.3.33 Displaying the vnode Table
The vnode extension displays the vnode table and has the following format:
vnode [ -free
|
-all
|
-ufs
|
-nfs
|
-cdfs
|
-advfs
|
-fs address
|
-u uid
|
-g
gid
|
-v]
If you omit flags, vnode displays ACTIVE entries in the vnode table.
(ACTIVE means that usecount is nonzero.) The following describes the
flags you can specify:
-free
Displays INACTIVE entries in the vnode table
-all
Prints ALL (both ACTIVE and INACTIVE) entries
in the vnode table
-ufs
Displays all UFS entries in the vnode table
-nfs
Displays all NFS entries in the vnode table
-cdfs
Displays all CDFS entries in the vnode table
-advfs
Displays all ADVFS entries in the vnode table
-fs address
Displays the vnode entries of a mounted file system
-u uid
Displays vnode entries of a particular user
-g gid
Displays vnode entries of a particular group
-v
Displays related inode, rnode,orcdnode
information (used with -ufs, -nfs,or-cdfs only)
2–36 Kernel Debugging Utilities