Hello,
I am trying to find out if I have drive space issues or if a drive is
used by a paing file. or something, and am really new at AIX. Any
help will be greatly appreciated. hdisk2/vg1 shows 0 space available
....

hdisk2/vg1 68-00-0,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 0 PPs (0
Mb)


# lsdev -Cc disk
hdisk1 Available 30-58-00-9,0 16 Bit SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk2 Available 30-68-00-0,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
hdisk3 Available 30-68-00-1,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
hdisk4 Available 30-68-00-2,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
hdisk0 Available 30-58-00-8,0 16 Bit SCSI Disk Drive
hdisk5 Available 30-68-00-3,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
#


#hdinfo

Disk Size/Availability Information
As of Fri Sep 17 08:50:17 CDT 2004

Disk/Volume Grp Address Total Capacity Available
Space
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
hdisk1/rootvg 58-00-9,0 537 PPs (4296 Mb) 152 PPs
(1216 Mb)
hdisk2/vg1 68-00-0,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 0 PPs (0
Mb)
hdisk3/vg1 68-00-1,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 65 PPs
(1040 Mb)
hdisk4/vg1 68-00-2,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 65 PPs
(1040 Mb)
hdisk0/rootvg 58-00-8,0 537 PPs (4296 Mb) 157 PPs
(1256 Mb)
hdisk5/vg2 68-00-3,0 542 PPs (8672 Mb) 11 PPs
(176 Mb)



Thanks, Jeff

anon@bellsouth.net schrieb:

> Hello,
> I am trying to find out if I have drive space issues or if a drive is
> used by a paing file. or something, and am really new at AIX. Any
> help will be greatly appreciated. hdisk2/vg1 shows 0 space available
> ...
>

man lsvg, man lspv, man chfs, man lsps

A volume group (vg) consists of one or more physical volumes (pv).
One pv belongs to exactly one vg *or* no vg at all.
In a vg the physical partitions (pp) are organized to logical volumes
(lv). If you have free pp's in the vg available, you can simply increase
the size of filesystem with "chfs -a size=+1 /mountpoint" by the size
of one pp.

"lsps -a" lists all paging spaces and their status.


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Uli

(Reply to ulrich <dot> link <domain-delimiter> epost <dot> de)

> anon@bellsouth.net schrieb:
>
>> Hello,
>> I am trying to find out if I have drive space issues or if a drive is
>> used by a paing file. or something, and am really new at AIX. Any
>> help will be greatly appreciated. hdisk2/vg1 shows 0 space available
>> ...
>>
>
> man lsvg, man lspv, man chfs, man lsps

Also, you should consider reading the following documentations :

AIX Logical Volume Manager from A to Z: Introduction and Concepts

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg245432.pdf

AIX Logical Volume Manager from A to Z: Troubleshooting and Commands

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg245433.pdf

<anon@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:l6rlk0h2itesk9ic16ndn0s49dako8he8i@4ax.com...
> Hello,
> I am trying to find out if I have drive space issues or if a drive is
> used by a paing file. or something, and am really new at AIX. Any
> help will be greatly appreciated. hdisk2/vg1 shows 0 space available
> ...
>
> hdisk2/vg1 68-00-0,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 0 PPs (0
> Mb)
>
>
> # lsdev -Cc disk
> hdisk1 Available 30-58-00-9,0 16 Bit SCSI Disk Drive
> hdisk2 Available 30-68-00-0,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
> hdisk3 Available 30-68-00-1,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
> hdisk4 Available 30-68-00-2,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
> hdisk0 Available 30-58-00-8,0 16 Bit SCSI Disk Drive
> hdisk5 Available 30-68-00-3,0 SCSI Disk Array Device
> #
>
>
> #hdinfo
>
> Disk Size/Availability Information
> As of Fri Sep 17 08:50:17 CDT 2004
>
> Disk/Volume Grp Address Total Capacity Available
> Space
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
> hdisk1/rootvg 58-00-9,0 537 PPs (4296 Mb) 152 PPs
> (1216 Mb)
> hdisk2/vg1 68-00-0,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 0 PPs (0
> Mb)
> hdisk3/vg1 68-00-1,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 65 PPs
> (1040 Mb)
> hdisk4/vg1 68-00-2,0 268 PPs (4288 Mb) 65 PPs
> (1040 Mb)
> hdisk0/rootvg 58-00-8,0 537 PPs (4296 Mb) 157 PPs
> (1256 Mb)
> hdisk5/vg2 68-00-3,0 542 PPs (8672 Mb) 11 PPs
> (176 Mb)
>
>
>
> Thanks, Jeff
>
>

Where did you get the hdinfo command?