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From: rel@mtu.edu (Robert E. Landsparger)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: paging space
Message-ID: <1991Jun2.035033.6444@mtu.edu>
Date: 2 Jun 91 03:50:33 GMT
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In article <598@afc-tci.UUCP>, joubert@afc-tci.UUCP (Joubert Berger) writes:
|> Anyone know how to deactive a paging space.  I created a very large
|> paging space and I know what to make it smaller.  So I am going to delete
|> the paging space and recreate it.  But I need to first make the paging 
|> space unactive.  Any ideas?
|> 	     Joubert

One way, is to disable it through SMIT so it is not active on system restart,
and re-boot the system.  This will cause it not to become active when the
system comes back up.  Then remove the paging space.

I currently don't know off a way to turn off paging space that is in use.  I
am sure SOMEONE will correct (flame) me if I am wrong.

--Bob

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