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Re: Spreading data after disk additions
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Andreas Schmidt <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 15 Aug 1997 18:30:54 +0200
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I'd like to say: nothing! The OS will do it after a while automatically,
and depending on your file accesses faster or slower.
We did the same, and we never found a strange balancing on the next day!
Best regards, Andreas, CSC




gsiter @ BCN.NET
14.08.97 00:00


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Subject:  Spreading data after disk additions




We are adding a new disk to our system volume set and a couple of new disks
to another volume set.  After installing the disks, would it be best to:
1. Reload all the data from tape? or
2. Spread the data to the new disks using Bradmark's Disk Space Manager?
Thanks in advance
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