Hi David, > The system was configured to maximize diskspace and flexibility. It > now is supporting six, separate VMs. The disk array was configured as > a single physical volume, mapped to a single logical volume, that then > is partitioned into virtual I/O devices mapped to the VMs, which then > are formatted for AIX filesystems. It's a lot of virualization > layers. I already have increased the disk queues in the AIX VMs, which > increased performance relative to the initial installation. Also, the > VIOS was slightly under-sized for the current amount of usage, but I > have avoided rebooting the entire system to adjust that.
I can't speak for others, but if GCC119 needs a reboot then do it. I'm working on it now. It won't bother me one bit if you bounce it and then I have to log back in. It won't bother me if my home directory gets blown away and I have to re-clone. Thanks for all the hard work. Jeff
