Note 2: See Installation section for special install instructions for mandatory fix MH Back to top. Installation instructions for HMC Version 8 upgrades and corrective service can be found at these locations:. Upgrading or restoring HMC Version 8. Installation methods for HMC Version 8 fixes. Instructions and images for upgrading via a remote network install can be found here:. HMC V8 network installation images and installation instructions. Brazilian Portuguese. Portugal Portuguese.
Simplified Chinese. Traditional Chinese. HMC V8 R8. If you run with over partitions , it is recommended to have 8GB memory.
This requirement is enforced at install. If a server is connected to two different versions i. Version 7 and Version 8 of the HMC, the higher version HMC will upgrade the partition configuration profile data of the system to the latest version.
After the partition configuration upgrade, lower levels of the HMC will not be able to interpret the data correctly. After the server is managed by the higher version of the HMC, you must first initialize the server before you can go back to the lower version of the HMC. You can restore a backup that is taken at the older level or re-create the partitions.
HMC Version 7 Release 7. In addition, partition configuration corruption may occur. It is recommended to have all connected VIOS servers on the latest level i. VIOS level 2. X level or above. Enhancements and new function New function or enhancement from V8R8. This version is redesigned from the ground-up with a new look-and-feel, and interactions with an effort placed on simplification.
At installation, this option defaults to Classic mode. Fixed an issue where the display resolution of the TF4 monitor displays incorrectly due to an incorrect display resolution.
Added new functionality for the user to be able to change the display configuration resolution Fixed an issue for a failure attempting to add a virtual ethernet adapter via DLPAR to a remote re-start lpar, user receives an HSCLC error regarding VIOS backing device was not found. Fixed an issue where PCM graph does not render Fixed an issue where one cannot deploy the partition template with the default selection of the Virtual Fibre Channel configuration.
Fixed a problem that occurs after a Power enterprise pool has been recovered using chcodpool -o recover when all of the servers in the pool configuration file used to do the recover are not connected to the master HMC. This problem causes no servers to be displayed on the Power enterprise pool GUI processor and memory resource pages and causes the lscodpool --level sys -F command to fail if compliance information is requested.
Fixed an issue where errors in generating a Pool using Power Enterprise Pool functions were not properly reported. The migrlpar command has been enhanced to allow virtual switch mappings to be specified for migrating partitions. The migrlpar command has been enhanced to provide a concurrency level override for partition migration operations.
The concurrency level is used to control the amount and configuration of resources allocated to partition migration operations by the Mover Service Partitions. The following commands have been enhanced to disable partition migration for a partition: chsyscfg, lssyscfg, and mksyscfg.
The updhmc command has been enhanced to support remote virtual media devices. NFS support has been added to the following commands: getupgfiles and updhmc. Secure FTP key support has been added to the following commands: bkconsdata, getfile, getupgfiles, lslic, updhmc, and updlic. Idle power saver support has been added to the chpwrmgmt command. In addition, the chpwrmgmt and lspwrmgmt commands have been enhanced to support configuring and displaying the dynamic and idle power saver parameters for a managed system.
The chsyscfg -r sys command has been enhanced to specify the boot mode and IPL source for a server when it is in the manufacturing default configuration.
A new option has been added to the updlic command to purge firmware update files from the HMC hard disk repository, and a new option has been added to the lslic command to list the firmware update files that can be purged.
The chsacfg command has been enhanced to support complete call-home configuration, and the lssacfg command has been enhanced to display complete call-home configuration. Those serviceable events should be manually reported to IBM software support. Serviceable event E35F may be reported on an upgrade. This event indicates that an error occurred migrating the HMC user profile properties.
Customized user profile settings will be lost and reset to their default. To recover, edit the user profiles and reset the settings. As a workaround, upgrade to Oracle JRE 8. Both the HMCs must be in the same mode. I have some old directories and files that I which to archive off.
Red Hat. Hi, I need to back up a RH file system 96G. The files are oracle. I know that tar has got a size restriction of 2G so I cannot use this. Can anyone recommend an alternative way of backuping up this FS?
I have been looking at dump but this Backup and restore. Hi experts, i got a question. On Disaster Recovery Server DR server contains two empty hardisks for restoring rootvg and datavg from production server. This two hardisks are HMC Backup. I have a few HMC questions. Version: 7 Release: 3. What are the types of backups should be performed on the HMC in case of disaster?
From what I gather in the documentation, there is a critical data backup and a Full backup and Restore. Dear All ; first how are you every body I'm just subscribed in your forum and i hope i found what i searched for along time. I'm not a Solaris specialist but i read more to build a Network Management Station depends on Solaris as OS and it is working good now.
F-Backup restore. Now my question is: how can i restore my workstation? I have several H80 machines, all with AIX 4. On these machines I have mksysb running for rootvg backups and savevg for non-rootvg backups. I'm trying to get a list of files on the tapes, but I can't seem to do it with tar for the mksysb images. I keep getting the directory checksum errors? I have some question about Why is restore slower than backup?
After my big disaster, I'm restoring from tape on my Sun box. The last time was for a migration from one box to another. Both the last time and this time, the restore has taken a hell of a lot longer than the I have a proven backup and restore procedue using cpio on Solaris, however, the filesystem structure appears to be different on HP. Can anybody help me with the following questions? RedHat Commands.
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