Thank you, Claudio, for your email.
I guess that downloading a configuration also selects it, as shown in
the example in the man page:
# ldomctl download openbsd
# ldomctl list
factory-default [current]
openbsd [next]
In the man page, we read for the download command:
> Depending on the firmware, the new configuration must
> be activated explicitly using the select command.
So this time I also did:
# ldomctl select openbsd
But the system still boots with the factory-default.
On 8/16/24 20:53, Claudio Jeker wrote:
On Fri, Aug 16, 2024 at 08:30:38PM +0200, Irek Szcześniak wrote:
Hi,
I have a Sun Oracle Netra T5220 with the OpenBSD 7.5 running. I wanted to
create a guest logical domain (LDOM), and so I followed the example in the
manual page of ldomctl.
After I reset the system, the primary domain starts allright, but the guest
domain does not:
# ldomctl status
primary - running OpenBSD running 0%
# ldomctl list
factory-default [current]
openbsd
You are still running the factory-default config.
You need to `ldomctl select openbsd` to make it the config on next reboot.
The man page is missing this step it seems.
# ldomctl status openbsd
ldomctl: unknown guest 'openbsd'
In dmesg I can see:
"ldom-primary" at vldc2 chan 0x1 not configured
I would appreciate it if someone could help me out.
Best,
Irek
