you can use the fsck command to check the particular slice ex: #fcsk

how would we know a file system exists on a slice when it
is unmounted from its mount point.

please anyone help me out.

Question Posted / satyanarayana

Answer Posted / satyanarayana

you can use the fsck command to check the particular slice

ex:

#fcsk c0d0t1s6

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