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01-24-2007 06:30 AM
01-24-2007 06:30 AM
Hi Friends,
I have 2 vPars in my Superdome npar and i have 2 Cpus Available not assigned to any vpar.
Vpar 1 - 4 CPU Allocated
5GB Ram Allocated
Vpar 2 - 2 CPU allocated
4 GB Ram allocated.
My requirements is
1. I want to add 1 CPU to Vpar 2 as Bound CPU by the command
vparmodify -p Vpar1 -m cpu::3 -mcpu:::3:8
shutdown -r (Vpar2)
2. I want to remove 2 GB Ram from Vpar1 and add it to Vpar 2.
Shutdown -h vpar1
Vpar2> vparmodify -p vpar1 -d mem::2048
vpar2> vparmodify -p vapar2 -a mem::2048
shutdown -r (Vpar2)
Is the commands and the procedure correct?
My doubt is in the secon instance do i need to give the amount of Mem i need to add or the total mem of 7 GB.
Pls suggest.
I have 2 vPars in my Superdome npar and i have 2 Cpus Available not assigned to any vpar.
Vpar 1 - 4 CPU Allocated
5GB Ram Allocated
Vpar 2 - 2 CPU allocated
4 GB Ram allocated.
My requirements is
1. I want to add 1 CPU to Vpar 2 as Bound CPU by the command
vparmodify -p Vpar1 -m cpu::3 -mcpu:::3:8
shutdown -r (Vpar2)
2. I want to remove 2 GB Ram from Vpar1 and add it to Vpar 2.
Shutdown -h vpar1
Vpar2> vparmodify -p vpar1 -d mem::2048
vpar2> vparmodify -p vapar2 -a mem::2048
shutdown -r (Vpar2)
Is the commands and the procedure correct?
My doubt is in the secon instance do i need to give the amount of Mem i need to add or the total mem of 7 GB.
Pls suggest.
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01-24-2007 06:56 AM
01-24-2007 06:56 AM
Solution
Hi,
according to the documentation you "ADD" memory, so your command
vpar1> vparmodify -p vpar2 -a mem::2048
will add 2GB memory to the existing amount.
Please note, you have to run this command from vPar1 when vPar2 is down.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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according to the documentation you "ADD" memory, so your command
vpar1> vparmodify -p vpar2 -a mem::2048
will add 2GB memory to the existing amount.
Please note, you have to run this command from vPar1 when vPar2 is down.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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01-24-2007 08:25 AM
01-24-2007 08:25 AM
Re: vPar Configuration
1) you can add and remove cpus to and from vpars on the fly, no need to shutdown, obviously cpu per vpar must be > 0.
2) As mentioned, shutdown vpar1 and use vparmodify ( or gui vparmgr )from vpar2 to modify mem and vice versa.
2) As mentioned, shutdown vpar1 and use vparmodify ( or gui vparmgr )from vpar2 to modify mem and vice versa.
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