Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual page 1123

Example of setting Order Number=1 to LPAR1 and Order Number=2 to LPAR2
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(LPAR1 is activated first, and then LPAR2 is activated.)
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|+- Logical Partition(LPAR) Configuration ------------------------------------+|
|| # Name Sta Pro Shr Ded Srv
|| 1 LPAR1 Dea
|| 2 LPAR2 Dea
|| 3 LPAR3 Dea
|| 4 LPAR4 Dea
|| 5
|| 6
|| 7
|| 8
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|| 10
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|+- Logical Information ------------------------++- Physical Information -----+|
|| Pro Shr Ded
|| Assign Total
|| Act Total
|| Remain
|+----------------------------------------------++----------------------------+|
| Logical partition name
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| F2:Mem Alloc Dsp F3:Act F4:Deact F5:React F6:Add F7:Remove
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 Canceling Auto Activate processing during operation
HVM accepts the cancellation requests for 15 seconds before starting the Auto Activate.
Press and hold the Ctrl + c keys for a while.
Cancellation will not be accepted once Auto Activate has started.
With Pre-State Auto Activation Enabled, if you reboot LPAR
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manager without shutting down the LPAR manager system,
Auto Activate will be executed to restore the LPAR to the
same condition as it was before the reboot. Auto Activation
Order settings are ignored in this Auto Activate. See "Options"
for further details about Pre-State Auto Activation.
Mem VN ID AA AC PC VC PB
2 0 2 100 2048 0 Y 1 N * N BIOS
1 0 1 100 1024 0 Y 2 N * N BIOS
1 0 1 100 1024 0 Y * N * N BIOS
1 0 1 100 1024 0 Y * N * N BIOS
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Mem VN || User Memory
5 0 5 5120 0 || Processors
0 0 0 0 0 ||
4608 ||
1072
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: 4608 MB ||
: 8(8) ||
Shared : 0 ||
Dedicate : 0 ||
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