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Hello everyone,
I am new to AIX. I am looking to fetch some information related Hard Disk.
I am not able to get CHS information and the bytes per sector information on the AIX (4,5,6).
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Wakaley Nikhil
Sigpro Systems Pvt.Ltd.
Pune.
Hello.
Why do you need to know that?
AIX uses - what for me is - the finest LVM there is.
Beyond specifying what part of the disk to use when creating a logical volume, there's not much you can do by knowing what part of the disk anything is on, and such information about C, H or S characteristics are is meaningless.
AIX uses - what for me is - the finest LVM there is.
Beyond specifying what part of the disk to use when creating a logical volume, there's not much you can do by knowing what part of the disk anything is on, and such information about C, H or S characteristics are is meaningless.
Thanks.
I know but that was the requirement in my case and i was looking for way to get it if at all it can be extracted
Regards,
Wakaley Nikhil
Sigpro Systems Pvt. Ltd.
Pune
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