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From: "Timothy Lindgren" <Timothy_Lindgren@enron.com>
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Date: Wed, 22 Dec 1999 10:12:05 -0600
Subject: Re: [Q] how to map SAR output to cXtXdxsX?
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I like the following to translate MD/SD's to physical names.

Hope it helps,
Tim


#!/bin/ksh
# Translate the instant name to physical device name
echo
echo "Physical Device         Instant"
echo "===============         ======="
for i in /dev/dsk/c*t*d*s2
do
     dev=`ls -l $i | nawk '{
               n=split($NF, a, "/");
               split(a[n], b, ":");
            for (i =4; i<n; i++)
                              printf("/%s",a[i]);
          printf ("/%s\n", b[1]);
                         }'
          `

     if [[ "$dev" = "" ]]
     then
               exit
     fi

          #echo $dev
          echo "$i <---> \c"

     nawk -v dev=$dev '
               $1 ~ dev {
                         n=split(dev,a,"/");
                         split(a[n],b,"@");
                         printf ("%s%s\n",b[1], $2);
          }
          ' /etc/path_to_inst
done