From: Jolet, John (John.Jolet@MISYSHEALTHCARE.COM)
Date: Tue Feb 04 2003 - 14:06:56 EST
yes, you'd need enough space...i was just thinking, though....if you have 3
gigs of ram, you'd need a large file enabled filesystem....whatever happened
to dumping to tape?
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But you would still need a filesystem = total system memory based on the
practice here, yes ?
BV
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my dump device dumps to a file in /var/adm/ras, not paging device.
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What about the thinking that "paging space should be = to total memory in
the event of a system dump."
That is something I am hearing at my assignment now. Not something I
practice, but they are talking about it.
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So less than 1GB, use the old formula, >1GB, make it half real memory?
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i think the rule changes once you exceed a gig of real memory
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IBM support told me to make my Total Page Space half of the total Real
Memory.
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Hi,
What's the current accepted standard for configuring paging space?
According to my 4.3 System Administration Redbook:
Total paging space = 512MB + (memory size -256MB) * 1.25MB
but I seem to recall reading this is significantly out of date for newer
servers. Any suggestions?
Drew Myers
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