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Operating Systems AIX changing Physical Partition (PP) Post 302344613 by eRJe on Monday 17th of August 2009 06:40:42 AM
Old 08-17-2009
Yes indeed I am more familiar with LINUX. This AIX system is one of the oldest systems at my work. We still have got a few of them. They are one of the most stable systems I've ever seen. That's great but also doesn't give me much experience with troubleshooting :-) Most of our own AIX guru's have moved on and even IBM finds it difficult to give us support on these systems today. Specifically on the hardware!

We have 4 IBM S70 stations. They are currently equipped with one (1) 9gb hard drive which we want to upgrade to a 36gb drive.

What I will try again is to restore one of our tape backups. The first time this came with a big list with errors concerning the network. Perhaps this was due to read errors from the tape? Can I also copy back files from disk to disk after the tape restore?

Thanks to everyone so far for your reply!

Robbert
 

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AMFLUSH(8)						      System Manager's Manual							AMFLUSH(8)

NAME
amflush - flush Amanda backup files from holding disk to tape SYNOPSIS
amflush [ -f ] [ -D datestamp ]* config [ host [ disk ]* ]* DESCRIPTION
Amflush writes Amanda backups from the holding disks to tape, and updates the Amanda info database and tape list accordingly. Backups may stay in a holding disk when something is wrong with the tape at the time amdump is run. When this happens, the problem must be corrected and amflush run by hand. -D datestamp specify a datestamp expression you want to flush, see the "DATASTAMP EXPRESSION" section of amanda(8) for a description. -D 20001225-7 will flush all dump from 25 december 2000 to 27 december 2000. You can specify many host/disk expressions, only disks that match an expression will be flushed. All disk are flushed if no expression are given. see the "HOST & DISK EXPRESSION" section of amanda(8) for a description. Amflush will look in the holding disks specified by the amanda.conf file in /etc/amanda/config for any non-empty Amanda work directories. It then prompts you to select a directory or to process all of the directories. The work directories in the holding disks are named by the date at the time amdump was run, e.g. 19910215. Amflush normally detaches itself from the tty and runs as a background process. With the -f option, amflush stays in the foreground. This is useful if amflush is run as part of another script that, for example, advances the tape after the flush is completed. See the amanda(8) man page for more details about Amanda. EXAMPLE
Amflush will search for holding areas associated with the PUCC configuration. After you select which holding area to flush, amflush writes the data to tape, updates the databases and sends a mail report similar to amdump(8). % amflush DailySet1 Scanning /amanda-hold... 20001113: found Amanda directory. 20001114: found Amanda directory. Multiple Amanda directories, please pick one by letter: A. 20001113 B. 20001114 Select directories to flush [A..B]: [ALL] all Flushing dumps in 20001113, 20001114, today: 20001117 to tape drive /dev/rmt/0mn. Expecting tape DMP014 or a new tape. (The last dumps were to tape DMP013) Are you sure you want to do this? yes Running in background, you can log off now. You'll get mail when amflush is finished. AUTHOR
James da Silva <jds@cs.umd.edu> University of Maryland, College Park SEE ALSO
amanda(8), amdump(8) AMFLUSH(8)
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