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Date: | Tue, 8 Jul 1997 08:42:38 -0400 |
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On July 8, Bill Lancaster wrote :
[Lots of very, very valuable stuff deleted]
> A couple of rules of thumb we followed:
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> 1. Don't mix unlike-size drives on a single volume set. This is mostly an
> operational consideration. We wanted to avoid having the small volumes in
> the set fill up first with plenty of space left on the larger volumes.
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MPE SSM (Secondary Storage Manager) module is supposed to fill volumes in
terms of percentage, not absolute value, so it should not be a problem, as
occupation percentages should be roughly similar ... to some extent, that is.
SSM internals provides for checks to ensure that a given volume always has
some free space. That is especially true for system disks. Degraded mode is
expressed as a percentage of system disks occupation, critical mode is in
absolute value, a very low value indeed .
Just my $.02 ...
Christian Lheureux
Independent Consultant
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