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Add a new pv ( the size same with or bigger than the bad one) in rootvg first, and then migrate pv.

Just because the environment diff.

in the first line of your scripts add:
./userprofile

Check DNS and network setup

how about
mount all || then or
mount all && then

1. Checking the shutdown time:
-bash-3.00$ last shutdown
wtmp begins Feb 28 11:01
2. Checking the on line people who has the access to shutdown server at that time.
You can use # last...

Modify /etc/services, add lines like:

SAS platform proc mgr 1966/tcp # SAS Platform Process Manager
SAS platform proc mgr 1966/udp # SAS Platform Process...

Any time if you want check the format of a file, you can run:
# file filename
So you can know if the file already uncompressed.

2 things you need check:
1. when you create the lapr from hmc, the server type you need using VIOS not AIX&Linux
2. you do not need install AIX first, because VIOS sw already with base AIX sw.

I...

My server can run history as well, but the check working same with you:
-bash-3.00$ man history
Manual entry for history not found or not installed.
-bash-3.00$ which history
which: 0652-141...

You can have a try like this:
# cat /etc/filesystems
check if the NFS permission option correct:
options = rw

You can have a try as follow if you want:
# find / -name history
And then add the path in your profile.
Good luck!

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Yes, very good and interesting method!

-bash-3.00$ man last

Commands Reference, Volume 3, i - m

last Command
/Day

...
Thanks for your experience!

But it looks like not work:

-bash-3.00$ export MORE=-i
-bash-3.00$ man Last
Manual entry for Last not found or not installed.
-bash-3.00$ last
coolryx1 pts/45 211.155.226.119 Dec...

Keeping rootvg real-time copy (backup).

The availability requirement.

1. Is SMIT available in seperate packages if it is not installed by default with the AIX ?

bos.sysmgt.smit

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No way, I think.

welcome my friend!

Got it. If you add path in you profile, it will be working.

-bash-3.00$ whereis resolv.conf
resolv: /etc/resolv.conf /usr/include/resolv.h

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-bash-3.00$ whereis...

looks like ni_vio1_lv already mapping to another vhost, please check it is free first.

Hi Enux,

You can have a try using:

# whereis filename

fast and easy!

5300-07 not stable, upgrading.