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Jeffrey, Mileage may vary because moving data within DST occurs in parallel and the time to move two drives is less than twice the time for one drive. If you allocate a few hours in your plan you would be safe and it would probably take less. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > On Behalf Of Jeffry Kennedy > Subject: Re: LPAR - DASD 720 - 820 - Moving Data > > Thanks for the input. Do you have any idea it would take using the DST > (assumming about 40% full) ? > > Andy Nolen-Parkhouse wrote: > > > 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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