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Using Other Tools for Managing nPartitions nPartition-level tasks ******* Unexpected TOC. Processor HPA FFFFFFFF'FC07C000 ******* GENERAL REGISTERS: r00/03 00000000'00000000 00000000'0099CA2C 00000000'00000000 00000000'010BB790 r04/07 00000000'00000002 00000000'010BC140 00000000'0080F000 00000000'00AA2490 r08/11 00000000'00000001 00000000'0099A800 00000000'0099A800 00000000'0099C800 .... Processor 8 TOC: pcsq.pcoq = 0'0.0'12675c isr.ior = 0'10340004.0'2f8bfd30 Boot device reset done. *** The dump will be a SELECTIVE dump: 457 of 4080 megabytes. *** To change this dump type, press any key within 10 seconds. *** Proceeding with selective dump. *** The dump may be aborted at any time by pressing ESC. *** Dumping: 7% complete (32 of 457 MB) (device 64:0x2) Create a genesis nPartition Creating a Genesis Partition overwrites all nPartition-related complex profile data for the server and establishes one single-cell nPartition. Creating a genesis nPartition [management processor] Use the CC command and G option at the management processor Command menu to create a Genesis Partition on an HP nPartition server. As a result of this procedure, all existing nPartition configurations are deleted and are replaced with a single, one-cell nPartition (the Genesis Partition). You can revert to the previous nPartition configuration-if any existed before you created the Genesis Partition-by using the CC command and L option to restore the last configuration. Step 1. Save all current nPartition configuration details, if any nPartitions are configured in the complex. Saving the current nPartition information provides you the details you would need to re-create all nPartitions as they currently exist. Use the parstatus -V -p# command (or an equivalent Partition Manager procedure) to save configuration details about each nPartition. For each nPartition, enter the parstatus -V -p# command to display detailed information about the partition number (-p#) specified. Step 2. Determine which cell will be configured as the Genesis Partition. The cell must be connected to an I/O chassis. The I/O chassis must have a core I/O card installed, and it should have a bootable disk (or a method for installing an operating system and a disk onto which it can be installed). Step 3. Ensure that all nPartitions within the complex are in the shutdown for reconfig (inactive) state. Chapter 4 79

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Using Other Tools for Managing nPartitions
nPartition-level tasks
Chapter 4
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******* Unexpected TOC. Processor HPA FFFFFFFF’FC07C000 *******
GENERAL REGISTERS:
r00/03 00000000’00000000 00000000’0099CA2C 00000000’00000000 00000000’010BB790
r04/07 00000000’00000002 00000000’010BC140 00000000’0080F000 00000000’00AA2490
r08/11 00000000’00000001 00000000’0099A800 00000000’0099A800 00000000’0099C800
....
Processor 8 TOC:
pcsq.pcoq = 0’0.0’12675c
isr.ior
= 0’10340004.0’2f8bfd30
Boot device reset done.
*** The dump will be a SELECTIVE dump:
457 of 4080 megabytes.
*** To change this dump type, press any key within 10 seconds.
*** Proceeding with selective dump.
*** The dump may be aborted at any time by pressing ESC.
*** Dumping:
7% complete (32 of 457 MB) (device 64:0x2)
Create a genesis nPartition
Creating a Genesis Partition overwrites all nPartition-related complex profile data for
the server and establishes one single-cell nPartition.
Creating a genesis nPartition [management processor]
Use the
CC
command and
G
option at the management processor Command menu to
create a Genesis Partition on an HP nPartition server.
As a result of this procedure, all existing nPartition configurations are deleted and are
replaced with a single, one-cell nPartition (the Genesis Partition).
You can revert to the previous nPartition configuration—if any existed before you
created the Genesis Partition—by using the
CC
command and
L
option to restore the last
configuration.
Step 1.
Save all current nPartition configuration details, if any nPartitions are configured in the
complex.
Saving the current nPartition information provides you the details you would need to
re-create all nPartitions as they currently exist.
Use the
parstatus -V -p#
command (or an equivalent Partition Manager procedure) to
save configuration details about each nPartition.
For each nPartition, enter the
parstatus -V -p#
command to display detailed
information about the partition number (
-p#
) specified.
Step 2.
Determine which cell will be configured as the Genesis Partition.
The cell must be connected to an I/O chassis. The I/O chassis must have a core I/O card
installed, and it should have a bootable disk (or a method for installing an operating
system and a disk onto which it can be installed).
Step 3.
Ensure that all nPartitions within the complex are in the shutdown for reconfig
(inactive) state.