Table
2-2
Required
work
regarding
the
PCI
expansion
unit
configuration
Mounting
of
PCI
expansion
unit
Domain
configuration
Reconstructing
Oracle
VM
Server
for
SPARC
config
Setting
OpenBoot
PROM
environment
variables
again
No
factory-default
Unnecessary
Unnecessary
No
Guest
domain
exists.
Unnecessary
Unnecessary
Yes
factory-default
Unnecessary
Unnecessary
Yes
Guest
domain
exists.
Necessary
(XML)
Necessary
Notes
on
configurations
with
a
PCI
expansion
unit
connected
■
[SPARC
M10-1]
If
one
of
the
following
cases,
the
logical
domain
configuration
of
physical
partitions
(PPARs)
is
restored
to
the
factory-default
state
at
the
next
startup.
Moreover,
when
there
is
a
guest
domain
in
the
logical
domain
configuration,
the
OpenBoot
PROM
environment
variable
is
initialized.
-
Firmware
of
version
XCP
2043
or
earlier
is
updated
to
that
of
XCP
2044
or
later
in
a
configuration
with
a
PCI
expansion
unit
connected.
-
A
PCI
expansion
unit
is
added
to
or
removed
from
a
system
with
firmware
of
XCP
2044
or
later.
Save
the
logical
domain
configuration
information
to
an
XML
file
from
Oracle
Solaris
in
advance.
Execute
the
ldm
list-constraints
-x
command
to
save
the
logical
domain
configuration
information
to
an
XML
file.
Execute
the
ldm
init-system
-i
command
to
restore
the
logical
domain
configuration
information
from
an
XML
file.
Make
a
note
of
the
OpenBoot
PROM
environment
variable
setting
information
for
the
control
domain
beforehand
so
that
you
can
subsequently
reconfigure
it.
To
display
the
information,
execute
the
printenv
command
in
the
ok
prompt.
For
details
of
these
procedures,
see
"1.7.2
How
to
save
the
configuration
information
and
the
OpenBoot
PROM
environment
variable
in
the
logical
domain
and
subsequently
restore
them"
in
the
PCI
Expansion
Unit
for
Fujitsu
M10/SPARC
M10
Systems
Service
Manual
.
If
you
need
to
save/restore
information
related
to
the
PCI
expansion
unit
configuration,
see
the
information
in
the
following
table.
■
[SPARC
M10-4/M10-4S]
If
either
of
the
tasks
is
performed
with
the
setpciboxdio(8)
command,
using
firmware
of
version
XCP
2044
or
later
for
the
SPARC
M10-4
or
version
XCP
2050
or
later
for
the
SPARC
M10-4S,
the
logical
domain
configuration
of
the
physical
partitions
(PPARs)
is
restored
to
the
factory
default
at
the
next
startup.
Moreover,
when
the
domain
configuration
includes
a
guest
domain,
the
OpenBoot
PROM
environment
variable
is
initialized.
-
The
enable/disable
setting
for
the
direct
I/O
function
of
the
PCI
expansion
unit
is
Chapter
2
XCP
2240-Related
Information
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