With stat 8.13 on a Debian based Linux - among many others - the following FORMAT directives (--format=) are offered:

In combination with --file-sytem (-f):

• %s Block size (for faster transfers)
• %S Fundamental block size (for block counts)

Question(s): What exactly is meant?

My best guess is that %s, %S equals %b (dispaly in Blocks) and %B (display block's size), where the latter are for files and the first two are for file systems. Is that correct?

With stat 8.13 on a Debian based Linux - among many others - the following FORMAT directives (--format=) are offered:

In combination with --file-system (-f):

• %s Block size (for faster transfers)
• %S Fundamental block size (for block counts)

Question(s): What exactly is meant?

My best guess is that %s, %S equals %b (display in Blocks) and %B (display block's size), where the latter are for files and the first two are for file systems. Is that correct?

With stat 8.13 on a Debian based Linux - among many others - the following FORMAT directives (--format=) are offered:

• %f Raw mode in hex

And, in combination with --file-sytem (-f):

• %s Block size (for faster transfers)
• %S Fundamental block size (for block counts)

Question(s): What exactly is meant?

"f print "Raw mode in hex" of what?

And: My best guess is that %s, %S equals %b (dispaly in Blocks) and %B (display block's size), where the latter are for files and the first two are for file systems. Is that correct?

With stat 8.13 on a Debian based Linux - among many others - the following FORMAT directives (--format=) are offered:

In combination with --file-sytem (-f):

• %s Block size (for faster transfers)
• %S Fundamental block size (for block counts)

Question(s): What exactly is meant?

My best guess is that %s, %S equals %b (dispaly in Blocks) and %B (display block's size), where the latter are for files and the first two are for file systems. Is that correct?