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On Fri, 7 Jun 1996 12:54:57 -0700 Sirpa Sipinen said:
>MPE/iX 5.0 seems to be moving files from ldev1 to other discs,
>so that there is no free space at all on them anymore (0%).
>I think, that it is slowing down the system, therefore I want to
>know if there is some way to prevent this function.
>Permanet Disc Space has been configured to 100% on ldev2 and ldev3,
>is changing this value the only way. How to do it in this situation,
>where discs are full?
I've written *volumes* on this topic since the 5.0 release, refer to the
archives. You cannot do anything (much) about it other than to consider
a 3rd party disc space manager. <PLUG> I use DBGeneral's Disk space
management product from Bradmark </PLUG>. This "enhancement" to MPE can
impact performance if it leads to fragmentation on the system volumes,
and affects Posix applications that fork(). I would like to see two
things addressed to fix this:
* Only restrict permanent space on ldev 1. Don't restrict transient space
by the same "enhanced" rules, and
* Remove the requirement that the permanent+transient allocation percentage
*must* be 100% or greater. When you force loadings up to 100% it only
serves to aggravate fragmentation.
To my knowledge nothing has been done other than an SR filed on the Posix
fork() issue which was a side effect of the fundamental problem. The items
above have not yet been addressed.
Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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