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Operating Systems AIX Powervm ivm vios Post 303032902 by filosophizer on Tuesday 26th of March 2019 11:12:50 AM
Old 03-26-2019
Powervm ivm vios

Hello,

After installing on P6 which is POWERVM IVM VIOS enabled (VET CODE D21C77ACD9229817CA1F00002C10004164 )

i get this message

Code:
"I/O hosting requires a hosting partition - boot not permitted".

HMC was connected to the machine
then HMC was removed through ASMI

Searching on google found this
Quote:
I/O hosting requires a hosting partition - boot not permitted
exit called ok

This happened with me when I created an AIX LPAR, but a VIO image was installed on the disk, where I wanted to boot from.
(When there is a mismatch between the LPAR type and the booting image this error will pop up....I guess.)
But doesn't mention solution,
how can one solve "mismatch between the LPAR type and the booting image"
 

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