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I believe this very subject come up earlier in the
year and it was generally agreed that save/reload was
the best way to do this...

or go here for the other method out of the manuals.

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/v4r5/ic2924/v4r5hwpdf/index.htm



Steve Moland wrote:

I bought 4 model 6818 17.54GB drives and a 2748 Raid controller. (I installed the raid controller and noticed a big difference in the speed of a disk intensive job I run every so often.)

I had a step by step list of how to install the DASD but I've lost it and can't remember where I got it. The list came from a discussion somewhere a few years back but I've googled and can't seem to find the right combination of words.

I believe the write up said something about reducing the data on my disk first if mirroring was going to be turned on.

I should be able to get the total down to under 50% on the existing drives. I've lots I can take off temporarily. QEJB lib contains about 400MB of Save Files alone.

Where can I find the steps I need to follow?

The system is a model 170 V4R5 and I've included the following from work with Disk Status.

Size %
Unit Type (M) Used
1 6607 4194 82.2
2 6607 4194 83.0
3 6607 4194 83.1
4 6607 4194 83.1

regards
Steve Moland
Londonderry NH



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