Hi, Henrik -

One would think that the 64-bit client would operate with no "tricks"
needed to make it do what you expect, but no...  See Technote 1259376.

With your /etc/security/limits values set unlimited (-1), in Cshell
you might try the following:

  dsmc q systeminfo -con osinfo    (see values before)
  unlimit
  dsmc q systeminfo -con osinfo    (no change in data segment size?)
  setenv LDR_CNTRL MAXDATA=0
  dsmc q systeminfo -con osinfo    (data segment size now infinite)

So, you may have to play this game in your backups invocation.  Sigh.

      Richard Sims, at Boston University

On Sep 18, 2007, at 5:24 AM, Henrik Ahlgren wrote:

On Feb 8, 2007, at 5:39 PM, Richard Sims wrote:

On Feb 8, 2007, at 10:29 AM, John C Dury wrote:

I've upgraded our AIX TSM server to v5.4 but can't find the v5.4 64
bit AIX
clients. I looked on the ftp site and also on passport advantage and
neither seems to have them. Am I missing something?
Thanks.

John - See "Installing the AIX client" in the Unix client manual.
       It's a "fat binary".

Hi all TSM experts.

Does anyone know how to run this "fat binary" in 64-bit mode?

I'm getting "ANS1030E The operating system refused a TSM request
for memory allocation" and q systeminfo says that the max data
segment size is 2147483645.

Ulimits are naturally set to unlimited and I've got plenty of
physical RAM and paging, so I'm pretty sure the 5.4 client is
running in 32-bit mode and maxing out to the 2 gigabyte limit.

I'm trying to back up a filespace with approx 10 million files
without using memoryefficientbackup.