On Sunday, 11/04/2007 at 07:09 EST, "Hamilton, Brian"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However can I not use an existing CPOWNED volume, one of them is only
25% used
> and I would like to allocate the last 100 cylinders on that volume for
TDSK?and
> do it without an IPL.
>
> I was hoping to do a
CP reads the allocation bit map only when the volume comes online. It's
usually VERY difficult to get a CP-Owned volume offline without an IPL - unless
the volume was marked CP-Owned but there's no real CP used areas on it. Can
you tell us ALL the different allocation types on that volume? An
Thank you,
However can I not use an existing CPOWNED volume, one of them is only
25% used and I would like to allocate the last 100 cylinders on that
volume for TDSK...and do it without an IPL.
I was hoping to do a CPFMTXA and modify the allocation of the above
volume?
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TDISK can be defined as well, IF
- you have a RESERVED slot in the CPOWNED list
- and you have a free disk
Attach the disk to yourself, ALLOCATE part of it as TDSK using ICKDSF, then
DEFINE CPOWNED to add the volser to the list of CPOWNED devices in a free
slot, at last: ATTACH rdev SYSTEM.
Sorry it's been awhile, our 5.2 system doesn't have any TDSK defined and
I would like to define 100 cylinders as TDSK. I have a volume that I
use for allocating mini disks, its approx. 75% empty and I want to
allocate the last 100 cylinders as TDSK.
Can this be done with an IPL? And to do al
Easier to use VDISK (and way faster).
"cp define vfb-512 101 12" (will give you about 100 3390 cyls
at address 101)
If you don't have it turned on from your system, from a class B id
"cp set vdisk syslim inf"
"cp set vdisk userlim 80"
(something like that - check the parameters
