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Some of my rootvg lv's have extended across two physical volumes (including /usr). I'd like to consolidate them again back on to a single volume (after making space). Are there any known problems using migratepv when dealing with the extents of rootvg lv's?

yes, the 620 mksysb has been successfuly restored

Hi, The answers are no & yes The 620 is a single disk rootvg and we are booting from CD before initiating the mksyb restore

Hi, Has anybody performed such a restore? Attempts to restore from an F50 mksysb tape (single disk rootvg) to a p620 fail. The restore itself appears to work but we then get various failure codes (517) and 888 102 700 0c5 during the rebooting phase. We suspect some sort of hardware mismatch /...

After a disk problem, I'm left with a missing disk that contains just 1 logical volume (jfslog). All filesystems that previously used this jfslog have been successfully changed to use another log. This has left me with an open/syncd lv on a missing volume that I am struggling to get rid of...

Thanks for the response. We were getting a ulimit error in a process but I have now reset this user to -1 and all is ok. I have discovered in the bosinstlog some messages that are probably related but weren't spotted during the migration. grep: 0652-033 Cannot open login.cfg...

Hi, I discovered that after my migration from 4.3.3 to 5.2 (ML02), my maestro user (TIVOLI) who had a previoulsy defined ulimit of -1 (unlimited) reverted back to the default of 1 Gb even though /etc/security/limits still had an entry of -1 for him. Has anybody else suffered from ulimit...

Thanks for the response but the problem appears to be directly connected to a 30 minute 'cycle' within the MVS Logger. At each of these events, the Logger goes CPU crazy and CICS waits / sleeps whilst this event happens (ranges from 1 - 2 secs thru to @ 14 seconds). This CICS system does make...

Hi, We seem to have a problem that has only recently become apparent. Every 30 minutes (exactly to the second!) one of our CICS/TS regions quite simply stops processing and appears to go to sleep. This sleep period is currently lasting for about 14 seconds (but is growing) and the 30 minute...