I haven't worked with AIX for almost exactly 2 years, but I think lsfs,
with some combination of parameters, will tell you.
Alternately, fsstat, i think it is, can dump the superblock in a
human-readable format, from which you can get the same info. Heck, you
can even turn the support off and on, though that may corrupt the fs in
some circumstances.
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Subject: Re: AIX & Large File Support Problem (+ Solution)
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That said, I have no idea if the filesystems were created with bf=true.
(Is
there some way to figure that out?)
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