HP Superdome 2 Partitioning Administrator Guide

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1/2/0/1 OK - - 1/2/0/2 - -

1/2/0/1 OK - - 1/2/0/3 - -

1/2/0/2 OK - - 1/2/0/0 - -

1/2/0/2 OK - - 1/2/0/1 - -

1/2/0/2 OK - - 1/2/0/3 - -

1/2/0/3 OK - - 1/2/0/0 - -

1/2/0/3 OK - - 1/2/0/1 - -

1/2/0/3 OK - - 1/2/0/2 - -

1/2/1/0 OK - - 1/2/1/1 - -

1/2/1/0 OK - - 1/2/1/2 - -

1/2/1/0 OK - - 1/2/1/3 - -

1/2/1/1 OK - - 1/2/1/0 - -

1/2/1/1 OK - - 1/2/1/2 - -

1/2/1/1 OK - - 1/2/1/3 - -

1/2/1/2 OK - - 1/2/1/0 - -

1/2/1/2 OK - - 1/2/1/1 - -

1/2/1/2 OK - - 1/2/1/3 - -

1/2/1/3 OK - - 1/2/1/0 - -

1/2/1/3 OK - - 1/2/1/1 - -

1/2/1/3 OK - - 1/2/1/2 - -

• To display available resources in the nPartition:

vparstatus -A -N 1[CPUs (path)]: 1/2/0/0

1/2/0/1

1/2/0/2

1/2/0/3

1/2/1/0

1/2/1/1

1/2/1/2

1/2/1/3

[Socket CPU (Socket-ID Count)]: 1/2/0 4

1/2/1 4

[Available CPUs]: 2

[Available I/O devices (path)]: [Root Port] [Slot]

1/2/0/0/0 1/2/4

1/2/0/0/2 1/2/5

1/2/0/1/0 1/2/1

1/2/0/1/2 1/2/2

1/2/0/2/0 1/2/3

1/2/0/2/2 1/2/6

6/2/0/0/0 6/2/4

6/2/0/1/0 6/2/5

6/2/0/1/2 6/2/6

6/2/0/2/0 6/2/1

6/2/0/2/2 6/2/2

[Available ILM (MB)]: 124912

[Available SLM (Socket-ID MB)]: 1/2/0 0

1/2/1 0

• To display the revisions of partition management tools:

vparstatus -r

Partition Management Software Revision: 1.0

For details on the state and runstate of the virtual partition, see “Virtual Partition States”

Shutting Down or Rebooting a Virtual Partition

A virtual partition can be gracefully powered off or rebooted via the HP-UX shutdown -h or

reboot -h command. Alternatively, a virtual partition can also be shutdown from the OA

using the poweroff command: poweroff partition <nParId:vParID>

90 Managing and Booting Virtual Partitions