Jason

use

bpimmedia -U -M master

this will give you what you are looking for...

David
Quoting "Jason Ahrens [ahrensj AT psi DOT ca]" 
<AhrensJ AT psi DOT ca>:

> I just realized that perhaps I am already getting 
what I need
>
> This is a sample output of bpimagelist:
> FRAG 2 1 1633252 0 2 6 1 010428 veritasmedia1 32768 2 
989435266 1 0 *NULL*
> 994910399 0 0 0 0
>
> Some of those fields are obvious.. 9 is the media ID, 
10 is the media
> server, 11 is the block size, 13 and 17 seem to be 
some kind of time stamp,
> what are the others?
>
> Of particular interest is field 2. From some 
comparisons, it seems this
> *may* be the copy number of the image. Is this true?
>
> Thanks
>
> Jason
> --
> Jason Ahrens
> Systems Administrator
> PSINet Limited
> http://www.psi.ca
> The Internet SuperCarrier
>
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