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Changing JFS nbpi Attribute

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soma1958

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Have any one changed the JFS nbpi attributes from 4096 to 8192 and how? and what are the steps?

Latif
 
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When you create the filesystem there is an option that specifies this number. You cannot change it afterwards.

Cheers Henrik Morsing
IBM Certified AIX 4.3 Systems Administration
 
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Hi Henrik

The only way is to recreate the filesystem. But I am looking
for any other technic rather than recreating.

Thanks
Latif
 
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Soma,

This is not dynamic you have no choice but to blow it away and recreate it.

Sorry but I have been there and done that before.



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