Q: My logical volume (or slice) is for a 3390-3. I want to restore a 3390-2 to it. Can I do this?
A: Yes. If you “restore” with ckdrestore or ckdconvaws the utility will automatically reformat the
emulated 3390 volume to the correct size. (It will not change the allocated size of the logical
volume or slice, and this must be large enough to hold whatever model of 3390 you are
attempting to restore.) Remember to specify 3390-2 in your resource definitions. The
resource definition must specify the correct size.
Q: You mentioned the “FSI patches” for the Linux kernel. Are these published? ...
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