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Operating Systems AIX Unknown VGs Post 302424430 by bakunin on Tuesday 25th of May 2010 08:00:22 AM
Old 05-25-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by kkeng808
altinst_rootvg under is meant for alternate disk installation.. But I'm not sure for which version of OS it was created.

[...]

Is there a way I can figure out the version of AIX on both of this VG's without downtime for the server.
Without downtime it will come down to some detective-work: read out the contents of the respective ODMs with the "odmget" command (stored in "<mountpoint>/etc/objrepos" and "<mountpoint>/usr/lib/objrepos") to find out about the information stored there. Start with "<mountpoint>/etc/objrepos/lpp" and "<mountpoint>/etc/objrepos/history".

Further, you can use the "what" command to find out about the version information of the system binaries in the alternative rootvgs.

I hope this helps.

bakunin
 

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DOWNTIMES(1)						      General Commands Manual						      DOWNTIMES(1)

NAME
downtimes - display system downtime records made by downtimed(8) SYNOPSIS
downtimes [-d downtimedbfile] [-n num] [-s sleep] downtimes -v downtime [-d downtimedbfile] [-n num] [-s sleep] downtime -v DESCRIPTION
The downtimes command displays the contents of the downtime database in human readable format. The downtime database is maintained by down- timed(8). The singular form downtime displays details only about the last time the system was down, whereas the plural form downtimes displays all records in the database. The -n option can be used to specify the number of downtime records to display. OPTIONS
-d downtimedbfile Use the specified downtime database file instead of the system default. -n num Define how many latest downtime records to output. Default is all. -s sleep Calculate the approximate crash time by specifying what was the sleep value of downtimed(8). -v Display the program version number, copyright message and the default settings. EXIT STATUS
The program exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs. SEE ALSO
downtimed(8), uptime(1), http://dist.epipe.com/downtimed/ BUGS
The reporting accuracy in case of a system crash depends on how often the time stamp is updated. COPYRIGHT
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