Installation guide

Note that there will be a 10 second delay after you issue each
command and that the console will display the value of each EV
after you create it.
P00>>>create -nv lp_count 0
P00>>>create -nv lp_cpu_mask0 f
P00>>>create -nv lp_cpu_mask1 f0
P00>>>create -nv lp_io_mask0 100
P00>>>create -nv lp_io_mask1 80
P00>>>create -nv lp_mem_mode isolate
If the console EVs already exist (previously created), use these commands
to set their values:
P00>>>set lp_count 0
P00>>>set lp_cpu_mask0 f
P00>>>set lp_cpu_mask1 f0
P00>>>set lp_io_mask0 100
P00>>>set lp_io_mask1 80
P00>>>set lp_mem_mode isolate
Use the information in the following two sections to display (and if
necessary correct,) the console EV settings.
E.4.3.5 Displaying Console Environment Variables
The value of a console EV may be displayed on the console of any partition
using the show command. For example, to display the value of lp_count
enter the following:
P00>>>show lp_count
To display all the partitioning EVs, enter the following
P00>>>show lp*
If the console EVs are correct, skip the next section and proceed to section
Section E.4.3.7 . Otherwise, continue with the next step and make any
necessary corrections.
E.4.3.6 Correcting Console Environment Variables
_______________________ Note _______________________
The console EVs with lp_ prepended to the EV name must be
set only by the console of the primary partition (partition 0).
Their values must not be changed on any secondary partition.
Use the set command to change the value of any or all the console EVs.
For example, to change all the EVs
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