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Replacing load source disk

I want to remove the 6607 (4GB) drives with 6713 (8GB).  It's a small model
170 with a max of 4 drives.  I have already done this with the three non
load source disks (I'm not running mirroring nor RAID).  Now I want to
upgrade the load source disk.  Right now, everything's working, so it's not
a replacement of failed hardware situation.

How do I do this?

Do I 'remove' unit 4, thus clearing it, and then 'replace' unit 1 with the
now non-configured unit 4?  Do I then have to insert unit 4 into the load
source disk slot (thus making it drive 1 (or drive 0))?

The books in publib don't discuss this in detail, only non-load-source
disks.

Thanks.

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