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Increasing Primary swap space & using a mirror to take a referencecopy of a system disk
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- Subject: Increasing Primary swap space & using a mirror to take a referencecopy of a system disk
- From: David Martin <David.Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 04:12:03 -0600
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Couple of Questions,
1. Is it possible to 'simply' increase the primary swap space on the
system disk. The
system disk is mirrored through LSM.Can this by done with good old
volassist?
2. Is it possible to remove a root disk mirror as a reference copy, when
doing time travel
testing (say), and then at a later date return that mirror to the system
such that the system
uses this copy as the master and overwrites the test system disk with the
old, reference
data?
Summary (of printable advice) will be made..
Many Thanks,
David Martin