HP-UX Virtual Partitions Administrator Guide - Hewlett Packard
HP-UX Virtual Partitions Administrator Guide - Hewlett Packard
HP-UX Virtual Partitions Administrator Guide - Hewlett Packard
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vparstatus: CPU Information on vPars A.04/A.05<br />
While a virtual partition is in the down state, no specific CPU is assigned to the virtual partition<br />
as the boot processor but one is allocated by the vPars Monitor if needed (there are no CPUs<br />
assigned to the virtual partition). The boot processor is determined when the virtual partition is<br />
booted.<br />
Note that the output does not determine which commands were issued; different commands<br />
can be used to arrive at the same vparstatus output.<br />
Example<br />
Table 5-3 possible commands to arrive at vparstatus output<br />
vparstatus output (final)<br />
keira1 # vparstatus -p keira1 -v<br />
[<strong>Virtual</strong> Partition Details]<br />
Name: keira1<br />
State: Up<br />
Attributes:<br />
Dynamic,Autoboot,Autosearch<br />
Kernel Path: /stand/vmunix<br />
Boot Opts:<br />
[CPU Details]<br />
Min/Max: 1/12<br />
User assigned [Path]: 1.10<br />
Boot processor [Path]: 1.12<br />
Monitor assigned [Path]: 0.10<br />
0.11<br />
1.11<br />
Non-cell-specific:<br />
User assigned [Count]: 2<br />
Monitor assigned [Count]: 2<br />
Cell-specific [Count]: Cell<br />
ID/Count<br />
1<br />
1<br />
...<br />
148 vPars Monitor and Shell Commands<br />
set of possible commands in sequence to create vparstatus output<br />
# vparcreate -p keira1 -a cpu:::1:12 -a cpu::4<br />
(min==1, max==12, total==4<br />
4 non-CLPs are reserved by the Monitor)<br />
# vparmodify -p keira1 -a cpu:1/10 -a cpu:1/12<br />
(since the vpar is down, total is not modified.<br />
therefore, 2 of the 4 CPUs assigned by the<br />
Monitor<br />
become user-assigned by hardware_path (1.10 and<br />
1.12).<br />
total==4 (2 assigned by hardware path and<br />
2 assigned by Monitor))<br />
# vparmodify -p keira1 -a cell:1:cpu::1<br />
(since the specification is by CLP, total is<br />
modified.<br />
the Monitor chooses which CPU from cell 1.<br />
totat==5 (2 assigned by hardware path and<br />
2 assigned by Monitor and<br />
1 assigned by CLP))<br />
# vparboot -p keira1<br />
assume I/O and memory have been assigned so that<br />
keira1<br />
can boot. at boot time:<br />
min==1, max==12<br />
user-assigned CPU is 1.10<br />
boot processor is chosen by Monitor to be the<br />
other<br />
user-assigned CPU at 1.12<br />
2 CPUs assigned by Monitor are 0.10 and 0.11<br />
1 CPU assigned by the Monitor by CLP is 1.11
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