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How can I move my DVD-ROM or CD-ROM drive from one LPAR to another? |
If you don't know which LPAR owns the CD-ROM drive, use the HMC manager or WEBSM tool.
Select the managed system and open "Properties".
Select the "I/O" tab. Look for the I/O device with the description "Other Mass Storage Controller" and read the "Owner" field. This will show the LPAR currently owning that device.
ON THE SOURCE SYSTEM:
1. Find the parent adapter of the DVD or CD device:
$ lsdev -Cl cd0 -F parent
ide0
2. Find the slot containing the IDE bus:
$ lsslot -c slot
# Slot Description Device(s)
U787B.001.DNWG2AB-P1-T16 Logical I/O Slot pci1 ide0
U9133.55A.105C2EH-V7-C0 Virtual I/O Slot vsa0
U9133.55A.105C2EH-V7-C2 Virtual I/O Slot ent0
U9133.55A.105C2EH-V7-C3 Virtual I/O Slot vscsi0
so PCI1 is the slot containing the IDE adapter and CD drive.
3. Remove the slot from this host:
# rmdev -dl pci1 -R
cd0 deleted
ide0 deleted
pci1 deleted
ON THE HMC:
Select the LPAR currently owning the CD-ROM, and in the Actions menu select:
Dynamic Logical Partitioning -> Physical Adapters -> Move or Remove
Select the adapter for "Other Mass Storage Controller" and move to the desired target LPAR.
This will perform a DLPAR operation on both the source and target LPAR.
ON THE TARGET SYSTEM:
Log in as root and run
# cfgmgr
The CD-ROM device should show up now
# lsdev -C | grep cd
cd0 Available 1G-19-00 IDE DVD-ROM Drive
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