HP-UX Virtual Partitions Administrator Guide - Hewlett Packard

Memory: Assigning (Adding) or Deleting by Size (ILM)
Syntax
Examples
Assigning (adding) or deleting memory by specifying only size uses ILM memory.
The basic syntax for adding or deleting ILM resources assigned to a virtual partition is:
-a|d mem::size[:base|float]
where:
-a add
-d delete
size the quantity of ILM in MBs
base add/delete as base memory (this is the default when neither base nor float is specified)
float add/delete as float memory
• To create the virtual partition winona2 with 1024 MB of ILM:
winona1# vparcreate -p winona2 -a mem::1024
• To add 1024 MB of ILM as float memory to an existing partition winona2:
winona1# vparmodify -p winona2 -a mem::1024:float
• To decrease the amount of base ILM assigned to partition winona2 by 1024 MB:
winona1# vparmodify -p winona2 -d mem::1024
NOTE: Use of this syntax (removal of base memory) will only work when the target
partition is down.
• To see how much of the ILM memory is currently float memory, use vparstatus -v:
# vparstatus -p keira4 -v
...
[Memory Details]
ILM, user-assigned [Base /Range]:
(bytes) (MB)
ILM, monitor-assigned [Base /Range]: 0x50000000/512
(bytes) (MB) 0x4080000000/256
0x40f0000000/256 (Floating)
ILM Total (MB): 1024 (Floating 256)
ILM Granularity (MB): 256
NOTE: Although not an error, the size of ILM assigned should be a multiple of the granularity
value.
When a user specifies online memory deletion by size, the kernel can select any granule to delete
in order to satisfy the request. Typically the kernel selects any granule which will be quick to
delete. If the selected granule falls within a user-specified float range, then the user-specified
range is converted to a vPars Monitor-assigned range.
See also “Memory: Notes on vPars Syntax, Rules, and Output” (page 200) and “Memory, CPU:
Canceling Pending Operations” (page 214).
Memory: Assigning (Adding) Or Deleting by Size (CLM)
Before assigning CLM, see the section on configuring CLM: “Configuring CLM for an nPartition”
(page 276). Once CLM is configured, you can assign an amount of CLM to a virtual partition.
190 CPU, Memory, and I/O Resources (A.05.xx)