Re: [ldoms-discuss] LDOM Removal

[Tom Gendron]

Peter, Is there a way to do this w/out having to do a OS reinstall? It has been a while since I have worked with this software but hoping an option would be to do the ILOM step you give below in conjunction with removal of LDOM packages to get back to "whole" system. Thoughts? -tomg Peter Wilson wrote: To wipe LDOMs froma  amachine and install a fresh OS... You can set up all that is neccessary from the service processor, run the following commands... (using the ILOM CLI)     stop /SYS     set /HOST/bootmode config='factory-default'     start /SYS (or Using ALOM CLI) poweroff -y -f bootmode config="factory-default" poweron This forces the system to reboot as a whole machine single domain on the next reboot (the setting is only active for a few minutes, so reboot soon after setting this) Then a conventional re-install can be done... by DVD or network. You can further streamline this by adding script="boot net - install" on the end of the 'set' or 'bootmode' command lines, this will force a network install on reboot presuming you have a jumpstart environment setup. Peter On 7/28/10 3:55 AM, terence.sm...@oracle.com wrote: On 28/07/2010 11:52, madhulika.khe...@wipro.com 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: ldoms-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:ldoms-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of terence.sm...@oracle.com Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:15 PM To: ldoms-discuss@opensolaris.org 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, madhulika.khe...@wipro.com 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. Kindly suggest some inputs. 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