Remove (Delete) An Npartition - HP Rx2620-2 - Integrity - 0 MB RAM Manual

4. Enter the parstatus -V -p# command to list all details about the newly created and
configured nPartition.
If any configuration details need to be modified, use the parmodify command before you
boot the nPartition in the next step.
# parstatus -V -p1
[Partition]
Partition Number
Partition Name
Status
IP address
Prmary Boot Path
ALternate Boot Path
HA Alternate Boot Path : 0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0.0.0
PDC Revision
IODCH Version
CPU Speed
Core Cell
Core Cell Alternate
[Cell]
Hardware
Location
========== ============ ======= ========= =================== ======= ==== ===
cab0,cell4 inactive
cab0,cell6 inactive
....
5. Enter the BO command at the MP Command menu to boot the newly-created nPartition past
boot-is-blocked to make it active and make its system boot environment available.
When the nPartition is booted, you can access its system boot environment through its
console. Use the MP Console menu (enter CO at the MP Main Menu).

Remove (delete) an nPartition

Deleting an nPartition causes all cells that were assigned to the nPartition (and any I/O resources
connected to the cells) to be unassigned. As a result, all of these cells become available resources,
which you can then assign to any nPartition in the server complex.
Unless you use the remote administration features supported by the Windows nPartition tools,
you can delete only the local nPartition and inactive remote nPartitions.
Procedure 4-31 Deleting an nPartition [nPartition commands]
Delete an nPartition using the following procedure:
: 1
: hostname05
: inactive
:
: 4/0/1/0/0.9
: 0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0.0.0
: 104.1
: 23664
: 552 MHz
: ?
:
0. cab0,cell4
1. cab0,cell6
CPU
OK/
Actual Failed/ OK/
Usage Max
4/0/4
4/0/4
Memory
(GB)
Failed Connected To
2.0/ 0.0 cab 0,bay0,chassis3 yes
2.0/ 0.0 cab 0,bay1,chassis1 yes
Use
Core On
cell Next Par
Capable Boot Num
yes 1
yes 1
nPartition-level tasks 67