04-23-2014
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Just i have decreased the FS to 1 gb so that all the freep pps's have bee shown then i increased to 255Gb leaving 1 pp free for loglv thanks once again...
I'd highly recommend creating your jfs2 filesystems with the "-a logname=INLINE" option and avoid the messes caused by separate loglv.
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