09-12-2009
AIX chdev sys0 query
Hi all
chdev -l sys0 -a fullcore=flase
In the above command please explain why this command is use.and what is the default value of sys0
Also it would be good if someone can elaborate on the 'sys0' thing.
Thanks
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