IBM Power Systems 775 Manual page 202

# lsvm -h
Usage:
Common:
PPC (with HMC) specific:
PPC (using Direct FSP Management) specific:
Figure 3-9 lsvm command flag description
The lsvm command lists the LPARs I/O slots information and CEC configuration. The
following input and output values are used:
Command: lsvm <noderange>
Flags:
– -l: Detailed output.
Outputs:
[no-flags]
{
<id_vm>: <number2>/<physical_location_slot>/<reference>/<U_size>/<id_vm>
[...]
}
<noderange>: PendingPumpMode=<pending_pump_mode>,
{
OctantID=<lpar_id>, PendingOctCfg=<pending_octant_config>,
[...]
}
Designations:
– PumpMode: The pump mode value includes the following valid options:
• 1 - Node Pump Mode
• 2 - Chip Pump Mode
– OctCfg: LPAR configuration per octant. The octant configuration includes the following
valid options:
• 1 - 100% to 1 LPAR
• 2 - 50% to 2LPARs
• 3 - 25% to 1 LPAR and 75% to 1 LPAR
• 4 - 25% to 4 LPARs
• 5 - 25% to 2 LPAR and 50% to 1 LPAR
– MemoryInterleaveMode: Memory configuration setup per octant. The Memory
Interleaving Mode includes the following valid options:
• 0 - not Applicable
• 1 - interleaved
• 2 - non-interleaved
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lsvm <noderange> [-V|--verbose]
lsvm [-h|--help|-v|--version]
lsvm <noderange> [-a|--all]
lsvm <noderange> [-l|--long]
CurrentPumpMode=<active_pump_mode>,
OctantCount=<installed_QPM>:
CurrentOctCfg=<active_octant_config>,
PendingMemoryInterleaveMode=<pending_interleave_mode>,
CurrentMemoryInterleaveMode=<active_interleave_mode>;