Moving LDoms between platforms is supported.

alex.

Steve Goldthorpe wrote:
>> I've just tried moving an LDOM from a UltraSPARC-T1
>> (t6300) based host to an UltraSPARC-T2 (t6320) based
>> host, by creating the equivalently named LDOM (&
>> devices) and copying over the boot file (the only
>> thing I missed was setting the boot environment
>> variables).  All seems to be working fine except for
>> the boot message 'WARNING: ncp1: only one instance
>> (0) allowed'.
>>
>> 1) Should I be worried about this?
>> 2) Is moving a host in this manner between T1 & T2
>> hosts supported (I currently don't allocate any
>> cryptographic units)?
>>
>> I'm not seeing this warning on a Sol10u5 LDOM, could
>> it be normal on Sol10u4?
>>
>> There's nothing I can find in sunsolve and Bug ID
>> 6549875 (which seems to cover this message) is less
>> than helpful.
> 
> Well I've got rid of the warning message - looks like the virtual firmware is 
> passing a different device for the ncp device on the t6320 and so the 
> /etc/path_to_inst ends up with two ncp devices (and somone realises this is 
> nonsense).  To fix delete the "/virtual-devices at 100/ncp at 4" 0 "ncp" line 
> and change the instance number in the newly generated ncp device to 0 (so you 
> have "/virtual-devices at 100/ncp at 6" 0 "ncp").  I'd guess you should do a 
> reconfig boot after this, but as I don't have any mau devices attached to my 
> ldoms yet, this doesn't seem to be required.
> 
> I guess I'll still need to know if moving LDOMs between platforms is 
> supported thought.
> 
> -Steve
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