Service manual

4-6 Getting Started with Logical Partitions
4.2
Step 1: Create and Initialize Environment
Variables from the Primary Console
Create (or set) a series of environment variables from the primary
console terminal.
Example 4–2 Initial Commands from the Primary Console
P00>>> show version
version V5.4-18, 30 APR-1999 16:24:17
P00>>> show lp*
P00>>>
P00>>> create -nv lp_count 3
P00>>> create -nv lp_cpu_mask0 3
P00>>> create -nv lp_cpu_mask1 c
P00>>> create -nv lp_cpu_mask2 30
P00>>> create -nv lp_io_mask0 100
P00>>> create -nv lp_io_mask1 80
P00>>> create -nv lp_io_mask2 40
P00>>> create -nv lp_mem_mode isolate
P00>>> show lp*
lp_count 3
lp_cpu_mask0 3
lp_cpu_mask1 c
lp_cpu_mask2 30
lp_io_mask0 100
lp_io_mask1 80
lp_io_mask2 40
lp_mem_mode isolate
P00>>> set boot_reset off
P00>>> set interleave none
P00>>> set os_type unix
P00>>> set auto_action halt
P00>>> init