vpmon.5 (2010 09)

vpmon(5) vpmon(5)

This command is applicable for PA-RISC platforms only.

log

The log command can be used to view the event log.

ls [-a|-l|-n

|-i|-F|-H][directory_name]

The

ls command is similar to the HP-UX

ls command. However, only one target directory may be

given. If more than one directory is given, the contents of the last directory are listed. If no target direc-

tory is given, the contents of the current directory (for example, the /stand directory) are listed.

This command is applicable for PA-RISC platforms only.

release

The release command can be used to display release version information for the monitor.

scan

The scan command does a scan of the system bus. For each resource on the bus, it prints the legacy

hardware path of the resource, the type of resource, and the name of the partition that owns the resource.

vparinfo [vpar_name]

The

vparinfo command displays a list of resources that have been assigned to a particular partition or

that are not yet unassigned.

Unassigned resources are displayed when vpar_name is not speciﬁed. These unassigned resources

include free local bus adapters and resources shared between more than one partition such as memory

controller and system bus adapters. Also displayed information includes partition names, size of free

memory, and the ranges of free memory.

When vpar_name is speciﬁed, information about that virtual partition is displayed. This information

includes the amount of memory the partition owns, any explicitly speciﬁed memory ranges that have been

assigned to the partition, boot device path, the kernel path, boot options, the state of the autoboot ﬂag,

and whether the partition is marked as static or dynamic. If the partition is active, the information also

includes the memory ranges that were assigned to the partition by the vpmon when the partition was

activated.

SECURITY RESTRICTIONS

This command is restricted to processes owned by superuser or with DEVOPS privilege. See privileges (5)

for more information about privileged access on systems that support the ﬁne-grained privilege feature.

AUTHOR

vpmon was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.