griotab(4)
griotab - list of GRIO managed local XVM volumes and their qualified bandwidths
As shipped in IRIX 6.5.30. Added in IRIX 6.5.30.
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NAME griotab - list of GRIO managed local XVM volumes and their qualified bandwidths DESCRIPTION The file /etc/griotab lists entries specifying the local XVM volumes that should be managed by the GRIO system along with their corresponding qualified bandwidths. It is read by ggd2 at startup. Any local XVM volumes not listed in this file will not be managed by GRIO. Each line has two fields: a local XVM block device followed by its qualified bandwidth: /dev/lxvm/volume_name bandwidth The device field must be the first field in the entry, and must be the full device path of a local XVM volume, as shown. bandwidth is specified in units of bytes per second and must be the second field in the entry. The suffix 'K' or 'k' may be used to specify kilobytes (*1024) per second and 'M' to indicate megabytes (*1024*1024) per second. Fields must be white space separated and all entries should be terminated with a newline. Comment lines are prefixed by '#'. For example: # # griotab # /dev/lxvm/volume1 104857600 /dev/lxvm/volume2 200M If the contents of this file are changed ggd2 should be notified using the command: /etc/killall -HUP ggd2 SEE ALSO grio2(5), ggd2(1M)