Hitachi Compute Blade 500 Series User Manual page 306

No.
(17)
(18)
(19)
• What is Pre-State Auto Activation?
Pre-State Auto Activation ascertains and saves the activated / deactivated
status of LPARs so that, in the event of an LPAR manager reboot following
a power supply failure or forced shutdown of the server blade, the LPARs
can be automatically activated to the same status they were in before the
LPAR manager reboot.
When the LPAR manager system is normally shut down, even if Pre-State
Auto Activation is set to 'Yes', it will not automatically activate LPARs.
When Auto Activation is performed due to Pre-State Auto Activation, the
Auto Activation Order setting is ignored. In this Auto Activation, the
LPARs are automatically activated starting from the smallest LPAR
number.
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You can specify only a deactivated
LPAR. "Select" will be displayed if no
LPARs have been defined, or if LPARs
had been defined, but all LPARs have
been activated.
If the specified LPAR has been activated,
this column will automatically change to
an LPAR that has been deactivated.
Copy NVRAM Copies the contents of the NVRAM of the
LPAR specified by (18) to the LPAR
specified by (19)
This operation cannot be performed if
"Select" is displayed in (18) or (19).
(The cursor cannot move over this
column.)
"Copy NVRAM" copies the boot order
settings, but does not copy the EFI
driver settings.
- Displays the LPAR from which the
NVRAM will be copied.
"Select" will be displayed if no LPARs
have been defined.
- Displays the LPAR to which the NVRAM
will be copied.
You can specify only a deactivated
LPAR. "Select" will be displayed if no
LPARs have been defined, or if LPARs
had been defined, but all LPARs have
been activated.
If the specified LPAR has been activated,
this column will automatically change to
an LPAR that has been deactivated.
Operation by LPAR manager Screen
Description
Supported
Default LPAR
Value manager
Version
- 01-0X~
- 01-0X~
- 01-0X~