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converting kb to mb
When I create filesystems in AIX i often get confused(using smit)
When you specify size in aix, it is asked like this SIZE of file system (in 512-byte blocks) I never seem to grasp this, what is the equation to get say 500mb? Or is there a program anyone knows of that does this, like a conversion calculator, or something... 
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chfs has an example you can referance in times like this. i offten ask myself this one too.
Code:
man chfs:
2. To increase the size of the /test Journaled File System, enter:
chfs -a size=+8192 /test
This command increases the size of the /test Journaled File System by 8192
512-byte blocks, or 4MB.
1mb=1kb*1024 1kb=2 (512 blocks)
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