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Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

see attachment
Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

disks 2-8 read as follows:

disklabel: disk /dev/rdisk/diskxC is unlabeled
Michael Schulte zur Sur
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

Hi,

I assume, that the hsz70 does the mirroring of the dsk2..dsk8? One more information I need to give you an advice. volprint -Aht to see, who is using dsk1. Could you post that too as attachment?

I will probably suggest the following. Create a disklabel on a 18gb disk and add it to swap.
disklabel -wr -t advfs dsk2a
swapon dsk2b

Then you can try your software, it it works then. It should.

Michael
Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

volprint -Aht

dm dskod dskod simple 4096 0
dm dsk1d dsk1d simple 4096 0
dm root01 dskoa nopriv 0 786432
dm swap01 dskob nopriv 0 786432
dm usr01 dskog nopriv 0 43800800


Michael Schulte zur Sur
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

Hi,

do as I said in the last posting and tell me, how it worked.

Michael
Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

disklabel -wr -t advfs dsk2a (worked fine)
swapon dsk2b (no such file or directory)

so then I did,
disklabel -r dsk2
it reads /dev/rdisk/dsk2c:

so i tried
swapon dsk2c (no such file or directory)
Johan Brusche
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Re: Tru 64 Memory


did you "man swapon" ?
via the examples you would have found
swapon /dev/disk/dsk2c

JB.

_JB_
Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

i figured it out
Michael Schulte zur Sur
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

So swapon -s should show 18gb more space and the programmes should have enough memory.

Michael
Paul Stanard
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Re: Tru 64 Memory

yes it does...i owe you lunch