RE: LPAR - DASD 720 - 820 - Moving Data

Jeffrey,

If I understand your question correctly, you are planning on an upgrade
from a 720 to an 820, maintaining two RAID controllers and fifteen 4 GB
drives on the 720 chassis as a migration tower.

Once the 820 is up and running, you would use the dedicated service
tools (DST) to pump the data from the 4 GB drives to the 8 GB drives,
and then logically remove the drives from the configuration.  That would
then make them available for assignment to a partition.  (This is overly
simplified but true in spirit.)  Check the Backup and Recovery manual
for specific details on using DST to move data.

Alternatively, once the system is running on the 820, you could perform
two complete saves, partition the box, and restore the save to your 8 GB
drives.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

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> We have a 720 with (10) - 4 gig dasd and are planning on adding 5 more
> (including a new controller). My question is that when we upgrade to
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> 820 with (5) 8.5 gig dasd and are ready to LPAR how do I free up the
> new 4 gig dasd string for used by the LPAR.
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