NPAR/VPAR - Failed to open and load /stand/vmunix

[Rodrigo Albernaz]

I have a Superdome (SD) RISC with two NPAR, the first with a server, called SERVER01 (without vpar). In other NPAR had 3 VPAR with version A.02.02 (SERVER02, SERVER03 and SERVER04) being the primary SERVER02 of the NPAR.
Vpar update the software on all servers to version A.03.05 (I Have only HP-UX 11.11).
NPAR created only one, namely that we maintain the NPAR was SERVER01, Virtualize SERVER 01 and changed the hardware for all the other NPAR this NPAR (parmgr). After transferring the I / O for the NPAR of SERVER01 exclude the other NPAR. Reset to reconfigure the HW.
We created the other VPAR in NPAR of SERVER01. All servers worked, except for SERVER02 showing the following error:

Boot
: disk(0/0/1/0/0.0.0.0.0.0.0;0)/stand/vpmon
929792 + 194600 + 17601440 start 0x23000
[MON] Booting SERVER01...
[MON] Booting SERVER03...
[MON] Booting SERVER04...
[MON] Booting SERVER02...
MON> Failed to open (6/0/11/0/0.4.0.0.0;)/stand/vmunix
Failed to load (6/0/11/0/0.4.0.0.0;)/stand/vmunix
[MON] Console client set to SERVER01
[MON] Console server set to SERVER01

No option of vparboot (lm, Is, lq) SERVER02 did the work, presenting the same mistake.
After creating another NPAR (which was previously excluded) and reboot the machine via /stand/vmunix functioned normally, then just create the virtual machines, as it was before.

someone knows this problem? Could you help me?

[Rodrigo Albernaz]

When I returned to the server SERVER02 that was previously NPAR, did not work with vpar, just starting via /stand/vmunix -lq.

[sujit kumar singh]

hi could not undersatnd the problem that u are facing.


there are 2 NPARS .. OK
one is called SERVER01

what is the name of the other NAPR?

the other NPAR has 3 VPARS in that .. OK .. SERVER02, SERVER03 and SERVER04.

sorry friend could not understand at all ...


can u post the following O/Ps

#parstatus

and

#vparstatus -v
#vparstatus -m

for all the VPARS


and also if possible From the GSP the O/pS of cp and io if possible?


REgards
Sujit

[Rodrigo Albernaz]

Thanks, but my problem was just the absolute path of boot disc was incomplete.

[Rodrigo Albernaz]

Resolved.

[Rodrigo Albernaz]

I would leave the following information.
NPAR realized that the total path is not necessary, since VPAR only start up after setting absolute path. Just absolute path.