On 08/11/10 14:09, P wrote:
You are better off using virtinfo(1M) which is a
Committed interface.
It was integrated into snv_135
PSARC 2010/004 Logical Domains Information API and
ldminfo
6680702 RFE: Want a mechanism for Solaris to know if
it is an LDOM and if so what type
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2010/004/
Liam
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What if I'm using vanilla Solaris 10? How would I identify if I'm in a guest
domain?
If by "vanilla Solaris 10", you mean a version of Solaris 10 prior to
S10U9, then I believe checking that `uname -m` == "sun4v" and
that
/virtual-devi...@100/channel-devi...@200/virtual-chan...@0:hvctl
does not exist should be sufficient to identify a guest.
Unfortunately, if the hvctl device does exist on a sun4v system,
it doesn't necessarily mean that it is a control domain, i.e. domaining
may not be enabled. It's non-trivial to reliably figure out if
domaining is enabled.
Mike
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