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Verifying the partition configuration
Perform this procedure if there is a configuration problem with the system or a
logical partition.
1. Check the processor and memory allocations of the system or the partition.
2. Check the bus and virtual adapter allocations for the partition. Make sure that
3. Make sure that the Boot Mode partition properties are set to Normal.
4. If the problem remains, contact your software service provider for further
Running the diagnostics program
You can start or run the diagnostics program from the AIX operating system, from
a CD, or from a management server.
Starting AIX concurrent diagnostics
Perform this procedure to start AIX concurrent diagnostics from the AIX operating
system.
1. Log in to the AIX operating system as root user, or use the CE login. See
2. Type diag and press Enter at the operating system prompt to start the
3. When testing is complete, press F3 until the Diagnostic Operating Instructions
No
Go to "Solving undetermined problems" on page 231.
Yes
Select the resources to be tested and record any SRNs; then go to
"Service request numbers (SRNs)" on page 141.
This ends the Linux procedure.
Processor or memory resources that fail during system startup could cause the
startup problem in the partition. Make sure that there are enough functioning
processor and memory resources in the system for all the partitions.
the partition has load source and console I/O resources.
assistance.
"Creating a CE login" on page 280 for more information. If you need help,
contact the system operator.
diagnostics program and display its Function Selection menu. See "Using the
diagnostics program" on page 192 for more information about running the
diagnostics program.
panel is displayed, then press F3 to exit the diagnostic program.
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Chapter 2. Diagnostics
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