Hi guys!
I would like to use the tsmdiskperf.pl script which is part of the Blueprints. 
We however install TSM on a cluster, so our file systems are all Veritas 
filesystems, where the Blueprint uses the standard Linux driver. So to trick 
the script I would like to create a small bash script which collects the same 
input as the following command:

lsblk -l -o NAME,MOUNTPOINT

It returns something like a disk device name (ie /dev/sda1) along with the 
filesystem which is mounted on it. But I would like to know the exact output  
format, especially when a filesystem uses multiple disk devices. Can anybody 
sent me the output from this command if you are using the standard Linux driver?
Thank you VERY much in advance!
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
Air France/KLM Storage Engineering
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