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short answer:

you cannot.

long answer:

hack the HMC and you can do it. If you cannot hack it, you shouldn't do it. Just upgrade it.

1. unmount /usr/local (I think this is the filesystem using loglv00 as logging device. In doubt you can try to find it using grep -p /dev/loglv00 /etc/filesystems).
2. remove loglv00
3. remove...

I would suggest to go in smaller chunks - 1 or 2 TB.

bootlist -m normal hdisk0 pathid=0,2
bootlist -m normal hdisk0 pathid=0 hdisk0 pathid=2



It is IBM's (?) OpenFirmware limitation, that you can have up to 5 devices in the boot list. Every...

a little bit waiting (till summer 2017) would help, I think ;-)

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1. chlv -u 18
2. chlv -x 75000
3. extendlv
4. chfs

The problem is, that you have upper bound = 16 in your LV configuration. It means your LV can be maximum on 16 physical volumes. It seems,...

Answer from Rob McNelly:

IBM Systems Magazine - More on the HMC and root (http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/Blogs/AIXchange/September-2016/More-on-the-HMC-and-root/)

770 to 824 migration? my condolences to your customer.

Once again - if you have SRIOV capable adapters, don't make SEAs. You will have worse performance. Learn what SRIOV is, Virtual Functions and...

ask the previous owner ;) but if you have physical access to the server, it may help you IBM Resetting OS/400 QSECOFR Password Using DST - Version 5 and Higher - United States...

IBM AIX 5.3 enabled to run natively on IBM POWER8 servers (http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=ca&infotype=an&appname=iSource&supplier=872&letternum=ENUSAP16-0152)

if you can bring your systems offline:

1. add VLAN 31 to the network switch ports.
2. configure a new virtual adapter for VLAN 31 on both of your VIOSes.
3. configure the virtual adapter into...

the problem is as old as the world. If it works - don't touch it! Never use the newest version of a software, just because it is the newest.

The simple answer - downgrade your rpm back to the...

as soon as I can become root, I can switch all these security controlls off.
as soon as you disable root completely, almost no AIX application will work in the LPAR (I still didn't find one which...

Read the first answer from this thread:

Changing host Time backwards - two node RAC | Oracle Community (https://community.oracle.com/thread/2454740?start=0&tstart=0)

According to what you've...

it depends...

if you install e.g. OpenSSL libraries on your server and every application on it uses your standard OpenSSL libraries, then it is your responsibility to patch them.

if your...

The maximum theoretical size of one paging device is 64 GB. You have paging device hd6 which is 6 GB. Theoretically you can expand it by 56 GB.

Before expanding you have to answer the following...

kill -9 helps sometimes.

Let's say you have a managed system with two VIOs (vio1 and vio2) and a lot of fully-virtualized LPARs (lpar1, lpar2, ...).

If an LPAR has VSCSI connection, it must be connected to both VIOs.
...

there is a special VLAN ID 1, which means "default VLAN". Your network administrator already configured the port with one tagged VLAN (native or access VLAN). Just make everywhere in VIO...

You have to answer the simple question: are all LPARs will be in an one network or in different networks?

If the answer is yes, one network, then you don't need to do anything else. You can...

Yes, it is a known issue, they updated it yesterday/some days ago. The same way as with other security patches - you download APAR (the link is on the site), untar it, install using emgr.

But...

I don't have Linux systems with physical-connected SAN anymore, but just to give you a direction - lsblk shows, which logical volume lays on which disk. Then you can use e.g. lsscsi to find the WWNs.

Diag -> Task Selection -> RAID Array Manager -> IBM SAS Disk Array Manager -> Create a SAS Disk Array -> sissas0 -> RAID 0 -> select a pdisk, if you see any, and make a hdisk from it. Then try to...

as far as I can see here (http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/linuxonibm/liaam/liaambmetalfeatures.htm?lang=en), the only two versions of Linux, which are supported in bare metal mode on...