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Useful AIX commands svmon svmon -P <pid> Further: use can user svmon command to monitor memory usage as follows; (A) #svmon -P -v -t 10 | more (will give top ten processes) (B) #svmon -U -v -t 10 | more ( will give top ten user) smit install requires "inutoc ." first. It'll autogenerate a .toc for you I believe, but if you later add more .bff's to the same directory, then the inutoc . becomes important. It is of course, a table of contents. dump -ov /dir/xcoff-file topas, -P is Useful # similar to top When creating really big filesystems, this is very helpful: chlv -x 6552 lv08 Word on the net is that this is required for filesystems over 512M. esmf04m-root> crfs -v jfs -g'ptmpvg' -a size='884998144' -m'/ptmp2' -A''`locale yesstr | awk -F: '{print $1}'`'' -p'rw' -t''`locale yesstr | awk -F: '{print $1}'`'' -a frag='4096' -a nbpi='131072' -a ag='64' Based on the parameters chosen, the new /ptmp2 JFS file system is limited to a maximum size of 2147483648 (512 byte blocks) New File System size is 884998

Useful AIX commands svmon svmon -P <pid> Further: use can user svmon command to monitor memory usage as follows; (A) #svmon -P -v …

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