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Operating Systems AIX Free PP Allocation problem Post 302505403 by zxmaus on Wednesday 16th of March 2011 10:25:13 PM
Old 03-16-2011
looking into your output from your last output you should not use more than 88 physical partitions per disk - I am wondering where the other 400+ are as your first post shows 546 pps in use on hdisk0 ... but if they are in use they obviously should be displayed somehere which they are not.

Can we start from the beginning - can you show us the output of
Code:
lsvg rootvg
lsvg -M rootvg 
lspv -l hdisk0 
lspv -l hdisk1

has this system been migrated from old small disks to new a lot larger disks maybe ?

regards
zxmaus
 

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hpipower

hpipower(1)							      OpenHPI							       hpipower(1)

NAME

       hpipower - This sample openhpi application exercises HPI Power Management APIs.

SYNOPSIS

	hpipower [ -D nn ] [-N host[:port]] [-C <cfgfile>] [ -d -p -r -u -X -h] [ -b n ]
	hpipower [--domain=nn] [--host=host[:port]] [--cfgfile=file]
		 [--power-down --power-up --reset --unattended --debug --help] [--blade=n ]

DESCRIPTION

       hpipower searches the Resource Presence Table (RPT) for resources with Power Capability. It sends the requested power action to the
       selected target.

       If no domain or host is selected, hpipower uses the default domain as specified in the openhpiclient.conf file.

OPTIONS

   Help Options:
       -h, --help
	 Show help options

   Application Options:
       -d, --power-down
	 Power down target object

       -p, --power-up
	 Power on target object

       -r, --reset
	 Reset target object

       -u, --unattended
	 Unattended

       -b n, --blade=n
	 Specify blade n (1...n)

       -D nn, --domain=nn
	 Select domain id nn

       -X, --debug
	 Display debug messages

       -N "host[:port]", --host="host[:port]"
	 Open session to the domain served by the daemon at the specified URL (host:port).  This option overrides the OPENHPI_DAEMON_HOST and
	 OPENHPI_DAEMON_PORT environment variables.  If host contains ':' (for example IPv6 address) then enclose it in square brackets.  For
	 example: "[::1]" or "[::1]:4743".

       -C "file", --cfgfile="file"
	 Use passed file as client configuration file.	This option overrides the OPENHPICLIENT_CONf environment variable.

SEE ALSO

		hpi_shell
		hpialarms      hpifan	      hpireset	     hpitop
		hpidomain      hpigensimdata  hpisensor      hpitree
		hpiel	       hpiiinv	      hpisettime     hpiwdt
		hpievents      hpionIBMblade  hpithres	     hpixml
		ohdomainlist   ohhandler      ohparam

AUTHORS

       Authors of this man page:

	Peter D Phan (pdphan@users.sourceforge.net)
	Ulrich Kleber (ulikleber@users.sourceforge.net)
	Anton Pak (avpak@users.sourceforge.net)

3.2.1								    2011-09-20							       hpipower(1)
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