This appendix provides quick access information about the features and functions available with Solaris Volume Manager. &cli-quick-reference; Listed here are all the commands that you use to administer Solaris Volume Manager. For more detailed information, see the man pages.Solaris Volume ManagerCommand Description Man page growfs Expands a UFS file system in a nondestructive fashion. growfs1M metaclear Deletes active volumes and hot spare pools. metaclear1M metadb Creates and deletes state database replicas. metadb1M metadetach Detaches a volume from a RAID-0 or RAID-1 (mirror) volume, or a log device from a transactional volume.Transactional volumes are no longer supported. metadetach1M metadevadm Checks device ID configuration. metadevadm1M metahs Manages hot spares and hot spare pools. metahs1M metaimport Import disk sets, including replicated disk sets, into existing Solaris Volume Manager configurations that have device ID support in the disk set. metaimport1M metainit Configures volumes. metainit1M metaoffline Places submirrors offline. metaoffline1M metaonline Places submirrors online. metaonline1M metaparam Modifies volume parameters. metaparam1M metarecover Recovers configuration information for soft partitions. metarecover1M metarename Renames and exchanges volume names. metarename1M metareplace Replaces components in submirrors and RAID-5 volumes. metareplace1M metaroot Sets up system files for mirroring the root (/) file system. metaroot1M metaset Administers disk sets. metaset1M metastat Displays the status of volumes or hot spare pools. metastat1M metasync Resynchronizes volumes during reboot. metasync1M metattach Attaches a component to a RAID-0 or RAID-1 volume. metattach1M