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Installing and Managing HP-UX Virtual Partitions (vPars)

Chapter 5 Monitor and Shell Commands

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Notes on Examples in this Chapter

Syntax of Example Commands
Example Server

Booting the vPars Monitor

Accessing the Monitor Prompt

Using Monitor Commands

Booting
Displaying Information

Using the Monitor Commands at the ISL Prompt

Creating a Virtual Partition

Booting a Virtual Partition

Setting and Booting a Virtual Partition Using Primary and Alternate Boot Paths

Setting the Primary or Alternate Boot Paths
Booting Using the Primary or Alternate Boot Paths
Using Primary and Alternate Paths with nPartitions

Shutting Down or Rebooting a Virtual Partition

Shutting Down or Rebooting the Hard Partition (rebooting the vPars monitor)

Performing nPartition Operations

Reconfiguring a nPartition
Putting a nPartition into an Inactive State & Other GSP nPartition Operations

Removing a Virtual Partition

Autobooting the Monitor and All Virtual Partitions

Obtaining Monitor and Hardware Resource Information

Resetting a Hung Virtual Partition

Hard Reset
Soft Reset

Booting a Virtual Partition into Single-User Mode

Using Other Boot Options

Maintenance Mode
Overriding Quorum
Changing the LVM Boot Device Hardware Path for a Virtual Partiton

Simulating the AUTO File on a Virtual Partition

Modifying Attributes of a Virtual Partition

Adding or Removing Hardware Resources

Adding and Removing CPU Resources

CPU Allocation Syntax In Brief
Adding a CPU as a Bound CPU
Removing a Bound CPU
Migrating an Unbound CPU

Using an Alternate Partition Database File

Example

This chapter covers:

vPars Manpages
Booting the Monitor
Accessing the Monitor Prompt
Monitor Commands
Creating a Virtual Partition
Booting a Virtual Partition
Using Primary and Alternate Boot Paths
Shutting Down or Rebooting a Virtual Partition
Shutting Down or Rebooting the Hard Partition
Removing a Virtual Partition
Autobooting the Monitor and All Virtual Partitions
Obtaining Monitor and Hardware Resource Information
Resetting a Hung Virtual Partition
Booting a Virtual Partition Into Single-User Mode
Using Other Boot Options
Simulating the AUTO File on a Virtual Partition
Modifying Attributes of a Virtual Partition
Adding or Removing Hardware Resources
Adding or Removing CPU Resources
Using an Alternate Partition Database File




	NOTE: The format for hardware paths has changed. For more information, see “Hardware Path Formats ”.

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