> Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2022 21:43:16 +0000 > From: Abu Hussain Al Mukhtar <abuhuss...@secure.mailbox.org> > > Hi, > > I am on the above mentioned hardware running OpenBSD 70 -stable. > Someone mentioned in another thread that LDOM problems on a T1000 were > solved by upgrading the firmware to 6.7.13. My firmware version is > close enough - 6.7.12, so I doubt that this has to do with firmware. > > Anyway, while trying to follow the ldom man pages, tedu's LDOM guide > and/or the ldom guide in undeadly.org, the setup fails: after > reaching the point where I see the new logical domain marked as 'next' > after running #ldomctl list, I halt the system and reset the ALOM as > instructed. It seems until that point that the new configuration has > worked and was indeed dumped to non-volatile storage of the SP. > > However, the only thing that happens is that the machine does not > reboot to my primary domain. Stuck in the openboot prompt, I load > the generic kernel for the primary domain, which then boots...but > then #ldomctl status only shows the primary domain, nothing more. > > What might I be missing here? As stated before and I reiterate, I > am really following instructions step by step - I even went so far > as to name my additional domains 'puffy' and 'salmah' just in case. > > Thanks in advance for any useful hints.
Try to explicitly assign memory to the primary domain. The code that tries to calculate the remaining amount of memory doesn't always get it correct. When assigning memory, make sure you leave some meory unuassigned such that it is available to the hypervisor. I believe something like 512MB should be sufficient.
