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  1. old1

    eserver p670

    shoux The p670 will run AIX 5.1 or 5.2. The main difference between them is dynamic logical partitions (DLPAR). AIX 5.1 will do logical partitions (LPAR) but they are static and to change them they have to be shutdown.
  2. old1

    patch level checking utility

    Hi, If you are on aix 5.2 you can use comp_report -- the redbook url is listed below -- pg 366 http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/pubs/pdfs/redbooks/sg245765.pdf
  3. old1

    How to replace hdisk1

    John If your system can handle all the drives, then install the new one. Add it to the vg of the failing drive. extendvg - then use migratepv to move all the data from one disk to the other.
  4. old1

    How to find out to which PPs a file belongs to

    Try this I think it will help lspv -p hdisk0 This command will list pp range State Region LV Name Type Mount Point
  5. old1

    partition on p690

    The link below is a good starting point. Also talk to you local IBM person at your site. With a p690 they will help you get it setup correctly http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/lpar/faq.html
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    AIX 5.2 booting problem

    What type of system do you have? the list below may help. The following 43P's are not supported with AIX 5.2: PReP 7248-100 43P-100 PReP 7248-120 43P-120 PReP 7248-132 43P-132 PReP 7043-140 43P-140 PReP 7043-240 43P-240 The S.O.D. for MCA, PrEP and ISA adapter support can be found at...
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    Restoring my system from MKSYSB

    Mike, Try this Follow these steps: Boot the system from an AIX CD, an AIX product tape or the mksysb tape. From the Installation and Maintenance menu, select option 3. From the Maintenance menu, select option 4. Choose the tape drive that contains the mksysb tape image. Change/Show...
  8. old1

    bad disk in RAID 0+1 configuration

    Try this 1. Remove all copies from disk: # rmlvcopy lv_xx 1 hdiskX 2. Remove disk from volume group # reducevg vg_name hdiskX 3. Remove disk from ODM: # rmdev -l hdiskX -d 4. Connect new disk to system: # smit, smitty wsm or cfgmgr 5. Add new disk to volume group: # extendvg vg_name...
  9. old1

    Dual boot

    The AIX "bootlist" command can be used to select the boot disk. This is useful if you want to test different AIX levels on the same system. For example, assume hdisk0 has AIX 4.2.1 installed and hdisk1 has AIX 4.3.3 installed. Use one of the following "bootlist" commands**...

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