comp.unix.aix :: IBM's version of UNIX. http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/ Posts for comp.unix.aix Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:00:06 PDT http://www.nnseek.com/ http://www.nnseek.com/ http://www.nnseek.com/img/64.png 64 64 NNSeek <![CDATA[OSDI '08 Co-Located Workshops]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/osdi_08_co_located_workshops_75796600t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/osdi_08_co_located_workshops_75796600t.html between December 7 and December 11, 2008, in San Diego, CA, the
workshops cover a variety of topics including analysis of system
logs, power aware computing systems, I/O virutalization, and more.

* WASL '08: First USENIX Workshop on the Analysis of System Logs
December 7, 2008

WASL '08 will focus on novel techniques for extracting more information
from existing logs and on methods to improve the information content of
future logs. See the Call for Papers for information on how to
participate:

http://www.usenix.org/wasl08/cfpw

Paper submissions due: September 2, 2008

* HotPower '08: Workshop on Power Aware Computing and Systems
December 7, 2008

This workshop hopes to provide a forum in which to present the latest
research and to debate directions, challenges, and novel ideas about
building energy-efficient computing systems. Find out more in the Call
for Papers:

http://www.usenix.org/hotpower08/cfpw

Paper submissions due: September 11, 2008

* WIOV '08: First Workshop on I/O Virtualization
December 10-11, 2008

This workshop is meant to provide a forum to discuss challenges of I/O
virtualization that span the virtual machine monitor, guest operating
system, processor, memory subsystem, and I/O subsystem. See the Call for
Papers for more information:

http://www.usenix.org/wiov08/cfpw

Paper submissions due: September 15, 2008

* SysML08: Third Workshop on Tackling Computer Systems Problems with
Machine Learning Techniques
December 11, 2008

The SysML workshop brings together researchers working at the
intersection of machine learning and systems to discuss ideas and
techniques that will benefit the future of both fields. Check out the
Call for Papers for more information:

http://www.usenix.org/sysml08/cfpw

Submissions due: September 26, 2008
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]]> Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:00:06 PDT <![CDATA[expire accounts with ADMCHG set]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/expire_accounts_with_admchg_set_75749752t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/expire_accounts_with_admchg_set_75749752t.html ADMCHG set ignore expiration dates. Is there anyway to change this
behavior?

We create accounts and set an initial passwd with the admchg flag
set. The accounts are supposed to expire in 90 days. BUT if the user
never logs in in that period the accounts do not expire, they can log
in with the initial passwd at any time in the future and they will
get in.

I know this can be scripted but I would prefer something inherent in
AIX to do the job before I go of the deep end and accidentally lock
everybody out....
thanx


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]]> Tue, 19 Aug 2008 09:37:29 PDT <![CDATA[libpthread.a(shr_xpg5.o) issue on AIX 5.3 TL 04 & 05]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/libpthread_a_shr_xpg5_o_issue_on_aix_5_3_tl_04_05_75654776t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/libpthread_a_shr_xpg5_o_issue_on_aix_5_3_tl_04_05_75654776t.html I have a 32 bit binary (threaded application) compiled on AIX
5300-04. When I try to run it on AIX 5300-05 it fails with following
error:

/tmp/test start
exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program /tmp/test because of the
following errors:
0509-130 Symbol resolution failed for scsrvc because:
0509-136 Symbol __pthread (number 195) is not exported from
dependent module /usr/lib/libpthread.a(shr_xpg5.o).
0509-192 Examine .loader section symbols with the
'dump -Tv' command.

I checked loader section for libpthread.a on AIX 5300-04 and it
contains __pthread as EXP but its missing on AIX 5300-05. Has anybody
encountered such an issue? Is there a way to resolve this issue
(except for moving to higher TL)?

Thanks & Regards,
Amit
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]]> Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:10:13 PDT <![CDATA[Central Repository - File Distribution Question]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/central_repository_file_distribution_question_75328376t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/central_repository_file_distribution_question_75328376t.html What are other AIX sites using to keep scripts, cron jobs, printer
definitions, etc. in-sync across multiple LPARs? We have 10 LPARs right
now, not counting a NIM server which has yet to be built.

When I've asked in other fora, about the only response I got involved
RSYNC. We don't want to deal with NFS on that scale, so I'm looking for
something uses RSH, SSH, RCP, SCP or ??? instead (preferably some SSL
implementaion).

The Central Repository could be on Windows or UN*X - doesn't matter to
us.

Anyone have any ideas?

David J Dachtera
Technical Analyst
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Chicago, IL

P.S.: I'm a long-time VMS jock returning to UN*X after 22 years.
Apologies for any improper/unfamiliar terminology, etc.
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]]> Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:45:33 PDT <![CDATA[What's causing this System Slowdown??? - vmstat included]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/what_s_causing_this_system_slowdown_vmstat_include_75289720t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/what_s_causing_this_system_slowdown_vmstat_include_75289720t.html Hardware:
P55A
24 GB of memory
SAN - fiber attached Hitachi Tagma
Software:
AIX 5.3 (5300-06-03-0732)
DB2 9.1.3
Tomcat 4.1.24 (services INTRA-net accesses only)
Apache 2.52 (services INTRA-net accesses only)

We had a severe system slowdown for about 15 minutes on 08/12.
We had a vmstat running with a 30 second sample period.
I have attached a snippet of the output of that vmstat.

The only thing KNOWN that was out of the ordinary during that time
was a new "validation" program was being run. For each file in a
directory, it was
invoked to validate the contents of the file (each around 10 meg).
The program would
exit after validating that file... then it would be invoked to handle
the next file.
Total read during the sample period was about 30 GB. The files were
all on the
SAN. The program made no "external" calls (i.e. no DB2, no other
files, etc.), other that reading the file into memory at invocation.

I'm primarily a developer, and have had little experience in system
configuration
or vmstat interpretation... Any insights from AIX guru's would be
appreciated.

Here is the snippet of the problem time...
...Sorry about the formatting, but the width of the input window is
pretty small...
I could Email it to someone as an attachment and it would be easier to
view.

BTW, I pipe vmstat's output thru an awk script to pre-pend a timestamp
to each line.

-tony

08/12/08:11:01:53: kthr memory
page faults cpu
08/12/08:11:01:53: ----- ---------------
----------------------------------- ----------------- -----------
08/12/08:11:01:53: r b avm fre re pi po fr
sr cy in sy cs us sy id wa
08/12/08:11:01:53: 2 1 3293107 106639 0 3 0 0
0 0 1524 248777 10468 49 13 35 3
08/12/08:11:02:23: 3 1 3292328 117308 0 2 0 0
0 0 1261 207811 8150 37 11 48 4
08/12/08:11:02:53: 2 1 3292060 108447 0 2 0 0
0 0 1185 208005 7921 38 11 48 3
08/12/08:11:03:23: 5 3 3294551 105152 0 16 0 0
0 0 1361 274026 8826 55 19 25 2
08/12/08:11:03:53: 5 1 3129244 261357 0 6 0 0
0 0 1219 208419 7604 39 10 49 2
08/12/08:11:04:23: 2 1 3130064 260469 0 5 0 0
0 0 1281 210099 9071 40 11 45 4
08/12/08:11:04:53: 2 1 3132265 259319 0 1 0 0
0 0 1374 205440 8436 38 11 48 3
08/12/08:11:05:23: 2 1 3130582 252820 0 2 0 0
0 0 1165 206436 18703 38 12 46 3
08/12/08:11:05:53: 2 1 3153178 227794 0 1 0 0
0 0 1342 214249 10364 41 12 43 4
08/12/08:11:06:23: 2 1 3154147 215955 0 2 0 0
0 0 1267 216599 9438 43 12 42 3
08/12/08:11:06:53: 2 1 3153881 217783 0 1 0 0
0 0 1124 192189 7660 34 10 52 3
08/12/08:11:07:23: 3 1 3154512 205295 0 2 0 0
0 0 1350 200180 8326 39 11 46 4
08/12/08:11:07:53: 2 1 3154275 208024 0 0 0 0
0 0 1085 181783 7097 31 10 55 4
08/12/08:11:08:23: 2 1 3157057 197642 0 2 0 0
0 0 1300 231004 8249 43 16 29 12
08/12/08:11:08:53: 7 1 3157289 185056 0 8 0 0
0 0 2180 312069 13348 72 16 7 5
08/12/08:11:09:23: 6 1 3156596 168716 0 2 0 0
0 0 2070 285178 11812 66 15 13 5
08/12/08:11:09:53: 5 1 3157545 158788 0 2 0 0
0 0 1854 268561 10453 61 14 19 6
08/12/08:11:10:23: 2 0 3157122 148630 0 2 0 0
0 0 1471 242591 21023 54 15 24 7
08/12/08:11:10:54: 2 1 3157218 139970 0 0 0 0
0 0 1216 177244 7919 31 10 49 11
08/12/08:11:11:24: 3 1 3157290 140217 0 0 0 0
0 0 1469 208662 9086 42 12 39 7
08/12/08:11:11:54: kthr memory
page faults cpu
08/12/08:11:11:54: ----- ---------------
----------------------------------- ----------------- -----------
08/12/08:11:11:54: r b avm fre re pi po fr
sr cy in sy cs us sy id wa
08/12/08:11:11:54: 3 1 3157720 136993 0 7 0 0
0 0 1632 205286 10742 39 12 35 14
08/12/08:11:12:24: 3 3 3157802 2990 0 1 36 1939
5302 0 1808 228485 10947 46 15 28 11
08/12/08:11:12:54: 2 0 3157788 10763 0 3 21 375
858 0 1743 217114 12245 43 13 31 13
08/12/08:11:13:24: 3 0 3157761 3486 0 2 0 68
147 0 1334 239891 8735 46 18 33 3
08/12/08:11:13:55: 3 4 3159989 2363 0 9 176 7406
18336 0 1440 181831 6952 33 15 38 14
08/12/08:11:14:24: 3 11 3179320 3294 0 19 374 9121
24184 0 1452 130179 5793 17 12 23 47
08/12/08:11:14:54: 2 9 3180061 4809 0 18 425 15920
39474 0 1333 120019 4695 15 16 29 41
08/12/08:11:15:24: 2 15 3183757 1542 0 19 400 12365
31747 0 1413 109558 5099 13 13 33 41
08/12/08:11:15:55: 2 14 3199993 2410 0 24 372 9714
26028 0 1161 89996 3814 12 11 34 43
08/12/08:11:16:25: 3 16 3182806 4828 0 21 363 5113
14519 0 1074 64791 2823 9 8 32 50
08/12/08:11:16:56: 5 13 3194130 2573 0 211 46 812
1776 0 1243 242160 20758 35 17 19 28
08/12/08:11:17:25: 11 14 3187688 1472 0 55 279 2634
7666 0 1204 68444 6329 17 9 26 48
08/12/08:11:17:55: 2 25 3190256 4416 0 17 379 7627
18030 0 1119 46477 3082 9 9 22 59
08/12/08:11:18:25: 1 26 3183827 4939 0 18 428 12375
35764 0 1054 30888 2278 10 12 34 45
08/12/08:11:18:55: 2 19 3183589 9245 0 52 369 13818
34041 0 1019 77291 2970 18 18 15 48
08/12/08:11:19:25: 1 10 3179271 3289 0 57 275 14297
35169 0 1291 115605 4003 17 16 29 38
08/12/08:11:19:55: 2 4 3178155 2791 0 118 118 6986
17326 0 1051 123809 4449 16 10 41 33
08/12/08:11:20:27: 1 10 3179367 1641 0 21 377 14535
34682 0 1242 89201 2980 14 14 31 41
08/12/08:11:20:56: 1 14 3179329 2910 0 23 425 11814
30442 0 900 26656 1716 5 12 39 44
08/12/08:11:21:28: 2 12 3182451 1520 0 19 385 11270
28834 0 998 30686 2234 6 10 40 43
08/12/08:11:21:56: kthr memory
page faults cpu
08/12/08:11:21:56: ----- ---------------
----------------------------------- ----------------- -----------
08/12/08:11:21:56: r b avm fre re pi po fr
sr cy in sy cs us sy id wa
08/12/08:11:21:56: 1 18 3180416 3491 0 23 442 10451
26235 0 1140 38194 2355 6 10 40 44
08/12/08:11:22:26: 2 11 3179764 6732 0 62 285 8532
20268 0 1023 104247 4730 15 11 36 38
08/12/08:11:22:56: 1 2 3179276 1697 0 162 114 4975
14011 0 900 140916 18617 14 11 52 24
08/12/08:11:23:26: 1 13 3180782 4497 0 17 389 11109
26601 0 1295 26219 2629 7 12 39 42
08/12/08:11:23:58: 1 13 3179567 4236 0 21 404 9003
22203 0 1170 42502 2672 9 14 31 46
08/12/08:11:24:26: 1 22 3180279 4955 0 15 451 5972
15736 0 1095 8407 2453 3 7 41 49
08/12/08:11:24:56: 2 26 3181779 1460 0 16 405 4940
12500 0 938 12303 2623 4 7 41 47
08/12/08:11:25:26: 1 22 3180173 4909 0 29 444 10988
28151 0 985 21215 1937 5 11 40 44
08/12/08:11:25:57: 1 19 3182919 3075 0 73 305 10123
26839 0 883 22817 2118 7 10 40 43
08/12/08:11:26:26: 2 4 3177907 2500 0 218 0 150
172 0 823 68657 4001 16 6 50 28
08/12/08:11:26:56: 1 1 3178997 10359 0 199 4 300
372 0 677 58815 3567 9 5 64 22
08/12/08:11:27:26: 1 2 3182012 2678 0 167 3 1215
1586 0 960 99257 4900 17 8 53 22
08/12/08:11:27:56: 2 2 3185450 3816 0 90 18 1815
4148 0 774 80650 18784 11 9 56 24
08/12/08:11:28:26: 1 1 3183627 3481 0 112 1 93
274 0 746 96248 4114 18 12 51 19
08/12/08:11:28:56: 2 1 3186212 2724 0 107 10 638
1950 0 940 85125 4097 30 6 46 18
08/12/08:11:29:26: 2 3 3185499 2710 0 117 11 589
1163 0 777 87577 4282 38 5 32 25
08/12/08:11:29:56: 1 2 3190047 3241 0 237 3 453
906 0 640 50321 3390 8 4 60 28
08/12/08:11:30:26: 1 1 3195927 2615 0 174 3 465
1027 0 798 135787 4074 23 12 45 19
08/12/08:11:30:56: 1 2 3199394 2781 0 194 1 638
2120 0 839 178701 8089 34 9 39 18
08/12/08:11:31:26: 10 9 3194085 7780 0 258 7 576
1998 0 1324 179284 8888 32 10 25 32
08/12/08:11:31:57: kthr memory
page faults cpu
08/12/08:11:31:57: ----- ---------------
----------------------------------- ----------------- -----------
08/12/08:11:31:57: r b avm fre re pi po fr
sr cy in sy cs us sy id wa
08/12/08:11:31:57: 14 2 3205750 4711 0 172 4 1036
2450 0 1460 215655 11300 49 13 27 11
08/12/08:11:32:27: 25 3 3199825 8531 0 107 11 829
1438 0 1931 301679 16571 80 17 1 1
08/12/08:11:32:58: 22 1 3198273 5145 0 74 14 968
2160 0 2161 312359 12788 77 18 3 2
08/12/08:11:33:28: 4 1 3197654 3771 0 46 8 423
3441 0 1460 262222 9683 53 19 24 4
08/12/08:11:33:58: 2 1 3196895 10585 0 31 0 223
291 0 1152 200450 7812 43 13 40 5
08/12/08:11:34:28: 2 1 3196478 4052 0 40 0 149
205 0 1189 168226 6658 32 10 48 10
08/12/08:11:34:58: 2 1 3196308 13650 0 22 2 327
444 0 1111 178132 7631 40 11 45 4
08/12/08:11:35:28: 3 1 3196660 3332 0 21 0 126
157 0 1103 172811 9124 43 12 41 5
08/12/08:11:35:58: 2 1 3196863 3764 0 14 2 333
436 0 951 164650 6979 31 10 55 4
08/12/08:11:36:28: 3 1 3196717 9457 0 16 1 205
253 0 1281 225138 8751 54 14 29 3
08/12/08:11:36:58: 2 1 3192755 5072 0 9 0 0
0 0 979 178366 7478 36 11 51 2
08/12/08:11:37:28: 3 1 3193788 10970 0 20 0 233
286 0 1241 212272 7893 48 14 36 3
08/12/08:11:37:58: 2 1 3193739 4667 0 18 0 139
167 0 1163 226059 21807 41 15 40 4
08/12/08:11:38:28: 4 1 3193988 3136 0 26 1 387
476 0 1410 237995 8810 50 18 29 3
08/12/08:11:38:58: 2 1 3193739 2905 0 12 1 125
145 0 1205 171887 7939 34 11 47 8
08/12/08:11:39:28: 2 1 3193270 3285 0 6 0 384
470 0 1011 163260 7038 31 11 53 5
08/12/08:11:39:58: 2 1 3213221 3694 0 14 4 768
1447 0 1142 177081 9662 36 12 46 6
08/12/08:11:40:28: 2 1 3213694 4683 0 26 3 393
2490 0 1062 143089 7920 38 11 47 4
08/12/08:11:40:58: 3 1 3214250 12205 0 14 7 251
1472 0 1229 215161 8769 48 14 34 4
08/12/08:11:41:28: 2 1 3214536 12063 0 11 0 0
0 0 1026 158716 7300 30 10 56 3
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]]> Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:53:46 PDT <![CDATA[X applications fail to run on ssh -X]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/x_applications_fail_to_run_on_ssh_x_75200376t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/x_applications_fail_to_run_on_ssh_x_75200376t.html However X applications fail to run.
Please help to solve this problem.
local$ uname -a
Linux linux1 2.6.18-1.2798.fc6 #1 SMP Mon Oct 16 14:54:20 EDT 2006
i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
local$ ssh -X -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no twong@aix1.chrysalis-its.com
twong@aix1.chrysalis-its.com's password:
Last unsuccessful login: Fri Aug 8 10:50:29 CDT 2008 on ssh from
172.20.11.66
Last login: Fri Aug 8 13:56:17 CDT 2008 on /dev/pts/5 from
172.20.11.66
$ xterm
xterm Xt error: Can't open display:
$ xclock
Error: Can't open display:
$ uname -a
AIX aix1 3 5 00CC111E4C00

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]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 14:48:46 PDT <![CDATA[iostat chart]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/iostat_chart_75160952t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/iostat_chart_75160952t.html iostat?

nmon/nmon_analyzer cannot plot queuing time seems.

thanks
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]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:13:44 PDT <![CDATA[FTPD and Active Directory]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/ftpd_and_active_directory_75143544t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/ftpd_and_active_directory_75143544t.html
I currently work for a company that is moving to an AIX platform for a
specific initiative and I have been pushing to integrate user and
group authentication with the existing Active Directory
infrastructure, however, one of the requirements is to give developers
overseas, ftp access. The environment doesn't exist yet, just doing
some homework :)

My question is, once I get the Active Directory authentication
working , will ftpd utilise the Active Directory mechanism to
authenticate users trying to ftp?

Or...Since authenticated users will have secure shell access would it
be best to have them transfer files via sftp?

I am new to integrating within a Microsoft ruled environment, so I may
sound stupid in asking these questions...Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks!
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]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 05:15:13 PDT <![CDATA[AIX 6.1 NIM SPOT will not produce a boot debug string when set to debug=yes]]> http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/aix_6_1_nim_spot_will_not_produce_a_boot_debug_string_75009144t.html http://www.nnseek.com/e/comp.unix.aix/aix_6_1_nim_spot_will_not_produce_a_boot_debug_string_75009144t.html
I have attempted over the last few days to create a SPOT image on an
AIX 6.1 NIM master that will allow me to setup a debug image.

As most NIM folks are aware you simply run "nim -o check -F -a
debug=yes " and you end up with a boot string to enter at
the debug prompt.

This all works fine for a 5.3 and a 5.2 image, but when I try this
with a 6.1 image it seems to complete but I end up with no boot
string.

Am I missing something? I tried re-creating the LPP source using
multi_volume=yes just to see if I was lacking something off of the 2nd
DVD, but all I got were language files of course.

I read over the release notes for 6.1, but they make no mention of
this kind of change in 6.1.

Has anyone else hit this problem?

Thank you!

Shane

SPOT53:
class = resources
type = spot
plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /NIM/SPOT/SPOT53/SPOT53/usr
version = 5
release = 3
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 5300-03
alloc_count = 0
server = master
if_supported = chrp.mp ent
Rstate_result = success


# nim -ocheck -
F -adebug=yes SPOT53
# lsnim -l SPOT53
SPOT53:
class = resources
type = spot


enter_dbg = "chrp.mp.ent 0x0042f7e0" <===HAPPY


plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /NIM/SPOT/SPOT53/SPOT53/usr
version = 5
release = 3
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 5300-03
alloc_count = 0
server = master
if_supported = chrp.mp ent
Rstate_result = success



************************************BREAK*********************************************************



SPOT52:
class = resources
type = spot
plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /NIM/SPOT/52/SPOT52/usr
version = 5
release = 2
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 5200-04
alloc_count = 0
server = master
if_supported = chrp.mp ent
Rstate_result = success


# nim -ocheck -F -adebug=yes SPOT52
# lsnim -l SPOT52
SPOT52:
class = resources
type = spot

enter_dbg = "chrp.mp.ent 0x00708d88" <<== HAPPY HERE TOO

plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /NIM/SPOT/52/SPOT52/usr
version = 5
release = 2
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 5200-04
alloc_count = 0
server = master
if_supported = chrp.mp ent
Rstate_result = success





*********************************BREAK********************************************************

aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot:
class = resources
type = spot
plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /nim61/spot/aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot/
aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot/usr
version = 6
release = 1
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 6100-00
alloc_count = 0
server = master
Rstate_result = success
mk_netboot = yes
mk_netboot = yes



# nim -ocheck -F -adebug=yes aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot
# lsnim -l aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot

NO STRING??

aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot:
class = resources
type = spot
plat_defined = chrp
arch = power
bos_license = yes
Rstate = ready for use
prev_state = verification is being performed
location = /nim61/spot/aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot/
aix61_dvd_multi_test_spot/usr
version = 6
release = 1
mod = 0
oslevel_r = 6100-00
alloc_count = 0
server = master
Rstate_result = success
mk_netboot = yes
mk_netboot = yes


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