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Operating Systems AIX FC disk and ioinfo Post 303044310 by RecoveryOne on Tuesday 18th of February 2020 07:23:52 PM

02-18-2020

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Taking a massive stab in the dark, but looks like if you removed the physical hba assigned to the lpar from the lpar and then your path for hdisk0 went missing: Your disks are not coming from the VIO. Without going into an in depth look at your system, are you sure you are presenting disks up from the VIO? Are you sure your lpar has virtual adapters presented up from the VIO? I mean, the whole point of running a VIO is so that takes all (or most) of your adapters so you can present them to the lpars as part of the virtualization layer. There should be very few instances where you need physical adapters assigned the a lpar running under a VIO.

Also from ioinfo from the openfirmware, its common to see that message. openfirmware is not aware so to speak to anything not apart of the system.

IF I manage to find time, I will show you how one of my environments are setup. Currently a lot of cruft on my plate that I must address first. Also, you should note that I'm not using NPIV, and my setup may not be the 'IBM recommended' way.
In the meantime, here's some handy links:
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dssi_osc_send

dssi_osc_send(1)					      General Commands Manual						  dssi_osc_send(1)

NAME

       dssi_osc_send - send OSC messages to DSSI applications.

SYNOPSIS

       dssi_osc_send <option> <OSC URL> <values>

DESCRIPTION

       dssi_osc_send  sends  DSSI  OSC methods to DSSI applications.  dssi_osc_send is typically used to control DSSI hosts (possibly for scripted
       operation), or to test DSSI user interfaces.

OPTIONS

       -c     Send a `control' message.  Requires two values to be supplied in the <values> section: control port and value.  For example, to  set
	      control port 1 to 0.1:
		dssi_osc_send -c <OSC URL> 1 0.1

       -p     Send  a  `program'  message.   Requires two values to be supplied in the <values> section: bank and program number.  For example, to
	      select bank 0 program number 7:
		dssi_osc_send -p <OSC URL> 0 7

       -m     Send `midi' message.  Requires four numbers to be supplied in the <values> section.  For example, to  send  a  note  on,	middle	C,
	      velocity 64:
		dssi_osc_send -m <OSC URL> 0 144 60 64

       -C     Send a `configure' message. The <values> are the key and value pair. For example, to send key `load' and value `/tmp/patches.pat':
		dssi_osc_send -C <OSC URL> load /tmp/patches.pat

       -s     Send a `show' message.
		dssi_osc_send -s <OSC URL>

       -h     Send a `hide' message.
		dssi_osc_send -h <OSC URL>

       -q     Send a `quit' message.
		dssi_osc_send -q <OSC URL>

       -e     Send a `exiting' message.
		dssi_osc_send -e <OSC URL>

       <OSC URL>
	      The URL to connect to.  For example:
		osc.udp://localhost:19383/dssi/test.1
		osc.udp://my.host.org:10886/dssi/xsynth-dssi/Xsynth/chan00

SEE ALSO

       dssi_osc_update(1).

AUTHOR

       This  manual  page  was	originally created by Mark Hymers from the help text of the application, for the Debian project (but may be freely
       used by others).

								 January 5th, 2009						  dssi_osc_send(1)