problem by assigning AVIO disk

[Eli Daniel]

hi, the command fail

SINFRA94:/> ioscan -m dsf /dev/rdsk/c35t2d3
ioscan: illegal option -- m
ioscan: Only one devfile allowed
usage: ioscan [-k | -u] [-e] [-d driver | -C class] [-I instance] [-H hw_path]
[-f | -F[F] [-n]] [devfile]
[-t]
-k: show kernel structures; don't scan hardware
-u: show usable devices; don't scan hardware
-e: show EFI device paths when available
-d: show hardware controlled by specified driver
-C: show hardware in specified class
-I: show hardware with specified instance
-H: show hardware at specified path
-f: give full listing
-F: give listing separated by colons
if specified twice (-FF), prints additional fields
-n: show device file names
-l: show only locally connected devices
-t: show date and time of previous hardware scan
or: ioscan -M module_path -H hw_path [-I instance]
-M: force-configure specified drivers
-H: force-configure specified hardware path
-I: force-configure specified hardware instance

[Dennis Handly]

>the command fail: ioscan -m dsf /dev/rdsk/c35t2d3

What HP-UX version are you using?

[Torsten.]

It's 11.23.


Why not doing

hpvmmodify-p 1-a disk:avio_stor::disk:/dev/rdsk/c35t2d3

[Eli Daniel]

Torste, found the fault in the command

hpvmmodify -p 1 -a disk:avio_stor::disk:/dev/rdsk/c35t2d3
satisfactory

thanks.

[Torsten.]

If you leave the field for bus/target/... empty, the system will choose the values automatically.

Consider to compare with

hpvmstatus -p1

what values are used now.