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If you really do not wish to reboot, you could change the database init.ora parameter disk_asynch_io to FALSE to disable the use of asynchronous I/O within the database. You can simulate Asynchronous I/O by adding DBWRs.
Check this link for details:
http://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/...T&p_id=47328.1
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However, I would strongly advise you to take advantage of aio and reboot if necessary.
Your questions on aio and rebooting the server are probably better suited to a UNIX forum somwhere.
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Brgds,
Andy
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