| GETFSSPECNAME(3) | Library Functions Manual | GETFSSPECNAME(3) |
getfsspecname —
get the underlying wedge name from a label
System Utilities Library (libutil, -lutil)
#include
<util.h>
const char *
getfsspecname(char
*buf, size_t
buflen, const char
*spec);
The
getfsspecname()
function translates an fs_spec field in the
spec argument of the form
“NAME=wedgename” to the underlying
dk(4) device node, and places the
resulting pathname in buf up to len
buflen.
If the spec argument starts with “ROOT.”, a path in the form “/dev/[root_device][suffix]” is copied to buf, where [root_device] is the value of the “kern.root_device” sysctl and [suffix] is the characters following “ROOT.” in the spec argument.
If the spec argument is not of the form “NAME=wedgename” and it doesn't start with “ROOT.”, spec is copied to buf and returned.
On success the absolute pathname of the underlying wedge device is
returned, or the original spec argument. On failure
NULL is returned and buf
contains the reason for the error.
The getfsspecname() function appeared in
NetBSD 7.0.
| December 28, 2018 | NetBSD 11.0 |