hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,1): I/O tree node does not exist.

[IrvingM]

Hello,

This error is showing on the guest. No amount of ioscan and insf will create the Device names.

Any ideas what is wrong?

# hpvmdevinfo

hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,1): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,2): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,3): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,4): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,5): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,6): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,7): I/O tree node does not exist.
hpvmdevinfo: Error converting (0,4,8): I/O tree node does not exist.
Device Type     Bus,Device,Target       Backing Store Type      Host Device Name        Virtual Machine Device Name
===========     =================       ==================      ================        ===========================
disk            [0,2,0]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14526    /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0
disk            [0,4,1]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk4213     ??
disk            [0,4,2]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk4226     ??
disk            [0,4,3]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14649    ??
disk            [0,4,4]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14658    ??
disk            [0,4,5]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14667    ??
disk            [0,4,6]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14676    ??
disk            [0,4,7]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14685    ??
disk            [0,4,8]                 disk                    /dev/rdisk/disk14694    ??

Thanks

Mike

[josemunv]

To solve it, in the guest, you must execute:

# ioinit -rC ext_bus (ALERT: The system will reboot immediately, without confirmation)).

after reboot, run

# rmsf -x

# ioscan

# insf -e

please reboot the vPar, and verify the startup of the "VM Guest-Tools" service, then you can verify with #hpvmdevinfo from the VSP or the guest