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My customer wants to install debian for Powerpc on logical
partitions of an IBM p690 Power4 and one IBM p570 Power5 as part
as an iniciative to port SAP to Open Software.
I've downloaded the Debian 3.1_r2 DVD from Debian.org and tried
to boot from them without success. After some reading i...
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Enviroment is a LPAR (logical Partition) on a IBM iSeries Power5
server running Suse Linux for ppc64 SP3. I did one Prepboot
partition, an ext3 partition for / (root) FS and rest of the
disk to a LVM Volume Group, where i created several FS (like
/tmp, /usr, /var, /opt and so on) of JFS...
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Only problem of using a disk for mksysb image is that in case of a system crash, how are you going to use that disk based image to restore your system? Only way is to use a NIM server and boot your damaged system from this NIM server restoring the image.
NIM comes free with AIX and just...
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WLM is a group of programs you can use to control the system resources of your AIX server. It's controlled by policies you can configure based on classes you give some characteristics. You use WLM in your physical server, or your LPAR as well.
PLM (Partition Load Manager) is a program that...
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Following the ps commands i have collected
1) Displaying top CPU_consuming processes:
ps aux | head -1; ps aux | sort -rn +2 | head -10
2) Displaying top 10 memory-sonsuming processes:
ps aux | head -1; ps aux | sort -rn +3 | head
3) Displaying process in order of being penalized:
ps...
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If you have such a huge server farm running AIX i'd recommend you to configure the dsh (Distributed Shell) so you can run the prtconf or the script unclebrian posted on all the servers you want at the same time. You can even use OpenSSH connections to secure your communications and have one...
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Rsh is a restricted version of Bourne Shell that provides no encription at all. By installing OpenSSH you are provinding your communications with a layer of security. By default you will have a ssh client that let you open remote consoles using already created users in the UNIX systems. Once...
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