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ALTERVOL [ Volume Management ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation


Volume Management

ALTERVOL 

The ALTERVOL command changes the permanent and transient disk space
allocation for a particular volume.  Permanent disk space is reserved for
files, the label table, and free space map.  The default value for
permanent storage is 100%.  Transient storage on system volumes is used
for stacks and other temporary operating structures.  For LDEV 1 the
system master volume, the default value for transient space is 75% and
the default value for permanent storage space is 75%.

The volume to be altered must be in the MASTER or MEMBER state.


NOTE When updating a new version of MPE XL, it is recommended that all volumes except LDEV 1 have permanent space set to 100% and transient space set to 100%.
Task Sets permanent and transient disk storage space. Capability CV, create mountable volume set Syntax ALTERVOL [VNAME=]sname:vname [PERM=]percentperm [TRANS=]percenttrans Parameters sname The volume set that contains the volume to be modified. The master volume of this set must be mounted in the MASTER state. Required. vname The volume to be modified. The volume must already be initialized. Required. percentperm A number between 0 and 100 specifying the new maximum percentage of disk space that can be allocated as permanent space on system and nonsystem volumes. Required. percenttrans A number between 0 and 100 specifying the new maximum percentage of disk space that can be allocated as transient space on system volumes only. Required. Example This example shows how to change disk space allocation. 1. Set the maximum allocation of 100% for permanent and transient storage space. ________________________________________________________ | | | | | volutil: ALTERVOL SAMPLE_SET:SAMPLE_VOL 100 100 | | | | Verify: Set maximum permanent to 100[Y/N]? Y | | | | Verify: Set maximum transient to 100[Y/N]? Y | | | ________________________________________________________ 2. Use the DISCFREE utility to display disk space allocations. Refer to the MPE/iX Utilities Manual (32650-90081) for more information on this utility.


MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation