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Operating Systems AIX Prerequisites for installing VIOS Post 302808395 by bstring on Thursday 16th of May 2013 03:07:04 PM
Old 05-16-2013
Prerequisites for installing VIOS

Hello, I am trying to setup LPARs on a p7 system.

There is an existing install of AIX 7.1 that we have been using for various tasks. Can I install VIOS on top of this existing OS without any other prep work? Or is it advisable to install a fresh copy of AIX before installing VIOS on it?

edit: My question was based off an incorrect assumption. I thought VIOS was an application to be installed on top of an operating system, but it appears to be a mini OS of its own.

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