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largesend/large_receive?

what says df -g /?

btw POWER6 is vulnerable too. There is an exploit...

AIX patches, also for AIX 6.1 TL9

http://aix.software.ibm.com/aix/efixes/security/spectre_meltdown_advisory.asc

All IBM POWER CPUs, except POWER6, are out-of-order execution CPUs and afaiu may be vulnerable to the attacks. IBM speaks only about patches for POWER7+, POWER8 and POWER9, which should be available...

afair there is no such library in AIX and there is no need for it. If I understand your question correctly, all the functions, you find usually in Solaris (or what f. OS you have with this old shit?)...

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.

It seems, that you try to compile a program in 64-bit mode, but forget to set the variable OBJECT_MODE=64 or vice versa.

you don't show all the errors. SC_DISK_ERRs, you see, are SCSI timeout. They can be caused by SAN bottlenecks (such as lack of buffers) as well as by AIX settings. Storage device can cause such...

quick and dirty, without any warranty


grep -vp /etc/security/passwd /etc/security/passwd.old
grep -p root /etc/security/passwd | sed 's/password = \(.*\)$/password =/' >/etc/security/passwd.new...

I don't know this side of EMC, but let's assume, that nothing will be changed on the underlying device during changing the connection type, then you need several additional steps:

-1. make backup...

syslogd's hostname is taken from gethostbyaddr(ip address of hostname), but only once afaik - when syslogd is started. If you changed the hostname and everything configured correctly, the next step...

Output of the following commands would be helpful:

uname -a
hostname
lsattr -El inet0
cat /etc/syslog.conf
cat /etc/hosts
host $(hostname)
host -n $(hostname)
host <IP-address from the...

You are right, it would not matter at all, but sometimes I'm very conservative.

If you make it in one step, it takes a long time and if something goes wrong, you have to repeat the whole...

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.

lslv -m loglv00

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it is usual problem with wrong configured java. Java runs garbage collection regularly and if it has too harsh settings for garbage collection, you will notice a small hang during the process. Check...

good way to shoot in your own knee.

ssh hostname sudo awk -F - -vDT=\"$(date -v-24H "+%b %_d %H:%M:%S")\" ' "DT<\$1 {print}" ' /var/log/messages

it seems that you install Firefox from AIX Expansion DVD, but all other filesets are from Perzl's open source for AIX site.

It's not a problem with HMC - you can buy a server for $100 and install HMC on it, or you make a virtual machine and install HMC into it. It is not officially supported, but for a test environment -...

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...

dumb question. do you have

FILESYSTEMIO_OPTIONS=SETALL

in your init.ora?

and for reference a little bit old, but still useful paper from IBM - Oracle Architecture and Tuning on AIX...

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

Daylight saving time - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time)

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,...