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Operating Systems AIX setting default PP size Post 302225139 by kah00na on Thursday 14th of August 2008 03:02:24 PM
Old 08-14-2008
For the rootvg, you cannot change it once your OS is installed, so using vidyadhar85's idea I don't think will work. One way you can set during a NIM restore is by specifying a image.data file that has the PPSIZE set to what you want it to be. Here is the part of an image.data file that refers to the rootvg attributes. The PPSIZE here is set to 64MB:

Code:
vg_data:
        VGNAME= rootvg
        PPSIZE= 64
        VARYON= yes
        VG_SOURCE_DISK_LIST= hdisk0
        QUORUM= 2
        ENH_CONC_CAPABLE= no
        CONC_AUTO= no
        BIGVG= no
        TFACTOR= 1

 

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NAME

       xfs_mdrestore - restores an XFS metadump image to a filesystem image

SYNOPSIS

       xfs_mdrestore [ -g ] source target

DESCRIPTION

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SEE ALSO

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