Hitachi HVM Navigator V03-06 User Manual page 247

HVM firmware version
CB320 17-80 or earlier
17-82 or higher
CB500 01-00 or higher
CB2500 02-01 or higher
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When USB Auto Allocated to LPAR in HVM Options is set to "Disable", the assigned state becomes
"A (assigned)". However, when USB Auto Allocated to LPAR in HVM Options is set to "Enable",
the assigned state depends on the assigned states of the other LPARs on the destination server
blade. When an LPAR which assigned state is "R (running)" exists, the assigned state of the
LPAR to migrate becomes "A (assigned)". However, When an LPAR which assigned state is "R
(running)" does not exist, the assigned state of the LPAR to migrate becomes "R (running)".
For USB Auto Allocation, see Hitachi Compute Blade CB320 User's Guide,
Hitachi Compute Blade 500 Series Logical partitioning manager User's Guide,
or Hitachi Compute Blade 2500 Series Logical partitioning manager User Guide.
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When you have an LPAR migrate in Concurrent Maintenance mode
When the state of a USB device is "#R (running)" or "R (running)" for the
LPAR to migrate, you cannot have the LPAR migrate in Concurrent
Maintenance mode. In this case, set the state of the USB device to "#A
(assigned)", "A (assigned)", or "* (unassigned)" before executing LPAR
migration.
HVM Navigator User's Guide - Migration
Assigned
state on
source
*
A (assigned)
R (running)
*
#A (assigned)
#R (running)
*
#A (assigned)
#R (running)
*
#A (assigned)
#R (running)
Usage notes
Assigned state on destination
LPAR is LPAR is
deactivated activated
* *
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R *
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
* *
A (assigned) A (assigned)
*
/R
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
* *
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
* *
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
A (assigned) A (assigned)
/R (running)
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*
*
*
*
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