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Hello again! Of course the start of the init-process is another hint: AIX001:/#ps -ef | grep init root 1 0 0 Dec 30 - 0:29 /etc/init This one is runnning since 30th of december -> the machine was rebooted this day. Regards Ruediger

Hello aarce. Perhaps you can try the following: errpt | more When you find the message 9DBCFDEE 1230100905 T O errdemon ERROR LOGGING TURNED ON you know, that error logging was started. As far as I know this one is started normally only at reboot-time. Now you can check the...

Hi! This works well: SuseLinux 9.0 with CUPS sends spools over IPP to a Windows2000-Printserver. Windows2000 is within a Domain. Linux not (no samba installed). The spool goes to the printer, is printed, everything is fine. Now we want to update Windows2000 to Windows2003. But sending the...

Here comes the dsm.sys: ************************* Server für file-backups SErvername win100a010 COMMmethod TCPip TCPPort 1500 TCPServeraddress win100a010 PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE TCPCLIENTAddress 10.18.52.65...

Hi siash. We have a nearly identical configuration: 2x650 1x Fastt700 1x Fastt900 Running Oracle RAC 9 and HACMP 5.1. But our machines reside within one building. How will you connect the 10 miles SAN? Is it possible to build a 10 miles Fibre-configuration? How will you realise the heartbeat?

Hi all of you! I have a little TSM question: We use this nice piece of software and had our first great restore-event last weekend. BUT: the restore was very slow. Our save-performance is: 20.000kB/s Restore-performance: 1.300kB/s Because our Windows-Servers have a much greater...

@rneve: The last option should be set to "superstrict". As far as I understood this parameter it means: "yes" - create mirrors on the second disk further copies may reside on the same hdisk. "superstrict" - create mirrors on the second disk all further used partitions will too be mirrord on...

Hi baanman! Simple answer: We tried to clone a complete AIX-System. First we installed the new system from the mksysb of another machine. Changed system name and IP-address.. worked very fine. Now we try to clone the complete FastT-objects (Oracle including databases): - create new drive on...

PP size is identical 64MB on both drives. Number of used PPs on 100GB: 882 (56448 Megabytes) Number of free PPs in 60GB: 959 (61376 megabytes) Should fit.

I think, the solution has been found: fsck on 2 of the 3 filesystems throws many errors. We will delete the filesystems and the lv, create them all new and hope, that the restore from tape will work. This procedure will solve both threads. thanx for your effort Ruediger

I see no problem. A new hdisk has no PVID (physical volume ID). When you add a drive into a volume group, the drive must have an PVID. So AIX sets a PVID to your drive and stores it additionally in the ODM. After that the drive is added to your volumegroup. According to your snapshot I would...

Hi again! Here comes my second problem: I have 180 stale partitions on a "hdisk" that is a logical volume of an external storage unit (FastT). What has been done: 1. Add 100GB drive (FastT) to AIX: hdisk2 2. Create VG "fastt01" with 3 logical volumes, filled 51GB. 3. Add 60GB drive (FastT)...

Hi! I don't know why, but one of our logical volume control blocks has gone. For example: getlvcb -ATi prd_oradta shows no results. Another logical volume owns a control block. IBM support says, that there is no way to recreate it. Although all needed information can be found within the ODM...

As long as we used one FastT700 with our AIX-machines, everything worked well. When we got a second Fastt900, a lot of surprising things happened. Installing the latest rdac-drivers and updating of the microcode within the FC-cards (AIX) resolved the problem. IMPORTANT for brocade-switch...

Hi! I think you trapped into a complete wrong forum. This is the AIX-forum for the lucky ones fighting with the IBM-UNIX. My only idea to your XP-problem: a) Perhaps you have a program in your registry-run-once-key, that starts at normal startup and changes your video-resolution...

When I enter prtconf on my AIX 5.1 system, I get a very nice overview over the whole system (including processor speed). Don't know if any special fileset must be installed, to get this script. regards RudiVVC

Hello folks! Has anybody an idea, how perl is able to retrieve Windows-process-information like CPU-usage, RAM-usage, etc.? A solution for Win NT 4.0 and XP would be very helpful for me. regards Rudi

This awk-solution should work, too. Save the following awk-script as &quot;filter.awk&quot;: BEGIN {inside=0;} END {printf(&quot;\n&quot;);} { for (i=1; i<=length(); i++) { c=substr($0,i,1); if (c==&quot;\&quot;&quot;) { inside=1-inside; continue; } if...

Cool! I'm just a beginner to sed, awk and AIX and always surprised how regular expressions solve problems... Seems that you have earned a star. :)) bye Ruediger

I think this will not change the &quot;,&quot; behind &quot;0.00&quot; into Pipe. :( bye Ruediger