Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual page 1588

To enable the LPAR to be activated automatically after N+M
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switching, set Auto Activate to the LPAR or Pre-State Auto
Activation to "Yes" on the LPAR manager screen.
For details about the procedure, see "Set Auto Activate to LPAR"
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or "Options" in Chapter 12.
LPAR configuration
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Assign the necessary processors, memory, dedicated PCI devices,
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and shared devices (virtual NIC (VNIC), shared FC) to the LPAR.
Activate the LPAR.
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For details, see "Chapter 12: Logical partitioning manager" in
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Chapter 12.
Device setting for the Fibre-channel board (dedicated or shared)
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From the LPAR's EFI menus, select the EFI Shell. Then, from the
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Shell prompt, execute the drvcfg command to call the device
setup shell (hfccfg).
Enable the boot function of the HBA FC port to which the boot
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target LU is connected.
For details about the procedure, see the Fibre-channel board
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documentation.
Boot settings
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From the LPAR's EFI menu, select "Boot option maintenance
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menu". Enable the LPAR to be booted from the SAN by setting
the boot path and boot order.
For details about the procedure, see "Boot the Guest OS" in:
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Logical partitioning manager, Chapter 12.
If you change the LPAR configuration (processors, memory, or device assignment),
make sure to implement [F9]: "Save Configuration" on the HVM Menu screen. For
details, see "Saving Settings on the HVM Screen".
(5) N+M cold standby setup in BSM Plus or HCSM
Set up the N+M cold standby configuration in the BSM Plus or HCSM, such as
setting a partition active or standby. This is the setting in the BSM Plus or
HCSM. See the BSM Plus or HCSM manual for the details. Before setting up
N+M cold standby in the BSM Plus or HCSM, check the following:
 Make sure the N+M cold standby support function is enabled.
The N+M cold standby support function must be enabled on both the
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active and standby partitions.
To check that the N+M cold standby support function is enabled on the
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partitions, use the PR Command.
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