filesystem problem

[oshkhaine]

What is the remedies of the followin output of the command
lppchk -f

0504-208 size of /usr/lib/boot/unix_mp is 2182144, expected value was 3225148
0504-208 size of /var/adm/cron/queuedefs is 1329,expected value was 1328

 

[oshkhaine]

This is not a reply to my earlier question. But it is related to filesystem .

I found following statistics

lscfg hisk0 9100
lspv hisk0 8672

Now what happened to 9100-8672=428 MB space. I can not use it. Is there any other way I can utilize this amount of
space.

 

[MoshiachNow]

Hi,

Please post the full output of the above commands.
Also post the output of lsvg - l <VG>

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[nwardez]

Hi,

9 Go is probably &quot;commercial&quot; capacity of your hard drive, and 8,7 Go space you can really allocate after volume group and filesystems structures (Volume Group Descriptor & Status Area, Logical Volume Control Block, superblocks) are created.

lppchk tells you that your files don't match the SWVPD database (man lppchk). So, either theses files have been altered (quite bad, unix_mp might be your *nix kernel) on the filesystem, either your root file system has difficulties (quite bad too, the only way to repair is to &quot;fsck&quot; on an unmounted filesystem, so you need to start your OS in maintenance mode).

 

[DSMARWAY]

hi,

you don't have to worry about the extra space this is normal. Even though IBM say it is a 9 GB disk by doing
lscfg -vl (disk) , in fact you only get 8672 8.6GB , so i guess the disk is only 8.? gig rather than 9GB.

regarding lppchk -f option as nwardez has mentioned these files have probably changed i.e. copied over manual due to a fix , becuase when they were installed the SWVPD ( Software vital product database , has information about filesets and files installed ) and it doesn't match the ones stated above.

Are you experiencing any problems on your server ?

if so what ?