Personally i'd reset back to factory defaults IIRC: stop and unbind each ldom # ldm set-config factory-default and reboot
or from ALOM: sc> bootmode config="factory-default" sc> powercycle -y -Steve --- On Wed, 28/7/10, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] LDOM Removal > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected] > Date: Wednesday, 28 July, 2010, 12:01 > Hi Smith, > > Thanks will do the same and update you..If any issue then > will again > question will be for U.Thanks > > Cheers!! > Madhulika Kherwa > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:25 PM > To: Madhulika Kherwa (WI01 - Enterprise Services) > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] LDOM Removal > > On 28/07/2010 11:52, [email protected] > wrote: > > Hi Smith, > > > > Thanks for prompt reply ! > > > > I tried > > > > r...@server_ldom # ldm list > > NAME > STATE > FLAGS CONS VCPU > MEMORY UTIL UPTIME > > primary > active -n-cv SP > 4 4G > 0.8% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm01 > active -n--- 5000 > 8 8G > 0.1% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm02 > active -n--- 5001 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm03 > active -n--- 5002 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm04 > active -n--- 5003 > 4 4G > 0.3% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm05 > active -n--- 5004 > 4 4G > 7.3% 37d 21m > > dev01-lgdm06 > active -n--- 5005 > 4 3G > 0.2% 37d 21m > > r...@server_ldom # ldm stop dev01-lgdm05 > > LDom dev01-lgdm05 stopped > > r...@server_ldom # ldm unbind-domain dev01-lgdm06 > > r...@server_ldom # ldm list > > NAME > STATE > FLAGS CONS VCPU > MEMORY UTIL UPTIME > > primary > active -n-cv SP > 4 4G > 0.9% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm01 > active -n--- 5000 > 8 8G > 0.1% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm02 > active -n--- 5001 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm03 > active -n--- 5002 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm04 > active -n--- 5003 > 4 4G > 0.3% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm05 > active -n--- 5004 > 4 4G > 7.6% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm06 inactive > ----- 4 > 3G > > r...@server_ldom # ldm remove-domain dev01-lgdm06 > > r...@server_ldom # ldm list > > NAME > STATE > FLAGS CONS VCPU > MEMORY UTIL UPTIME > > primary > active -n-cv SP > 4 4G > 0.9% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm01 > active -n--- 5000 > 8 8G > 0.1% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm02 > active -n--- 5001 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm03 > active -n--- 5002 > 4 4G > 0.2% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm04 > active -n--- 5003 > 4 4G > 0.3% 37d 3h > > 35m > > dev01-lgdm05 > active -n--- 5004 > 4 4G > 7.6% 37d 3h > > 35m > > > > > > I am able to delete the domains.Now issue is that if I > delete all the > > Domains thn the assigned Memory/CPU/Disk all things > will go back to > the > > Main domain or not.If it ll go to Primary domain thn > how to delete the > > Primary domain and assign the resources to the > server. > > > > Cheers!! > > > Madhulika Kherwa > > > Hi > > Do a ldm set-vcpu <all cpus> primary > ldm set-vmem <all mem> primary > > reboot > this will put all resources in domain primary > > do a package remove of the SUNWldm package ( and SUNWldmp2v > ) > > and reboot again > > All domain information will have gone > > T > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [email protected] > > [mailto:[email protected]] > On Behalf Of > > [email protected] > > Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:15 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] LDOM Removal > > > > Hi > > > > Have you tried > > > > ldm stop -f dev01-lgdm06 > > > > that should force the domain to stop. > > > > Failing that do > > > > ldm set-var auto-boot\?=false dev01-lgdm06 > > > > ldm add-config<newconfig name> > > (just to make sure you have kept settings) > > > > powercycle the box > > > > on rebooting the control domain dev01-lgdm06 if > started will be at the > > ok prompt and so a normal ldm stop will stop it. > > > > T > > > > > > On 28/07/2010 10:43, [email protected] > wrote: > >> Hi All, > >> > >> We have T2000 Server and on the same we need to > remove all the > logical > >> domains and need to re-install OS .Kindly suggest > how to remove the > >> Primary and other 6 guest domains. > >> > >> Also after LDOM removal we want to get all the > hardware back to the > >> physical server for the same if require additional > to do something > > then > >> please suggest. > >> > >> I done with command ldm remove-domain dev01-lgdm06 > but it is showing > >> problem as "LDom dev01-lgdm06 cannot be deleted > because it is not > >> inactive".Also ldm list o/p ="dev01-lgdm06 active > -n--- 5005 4 3G > 0.3% > >> 4m " , I m unable to make the state as inactive in > the domain. 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