Commands
3.2 assign component
Assigns CPU and IO resources to a partition.
Note: A CPU and its associated IOs cannot be separated across hard partitions. In order to move
the IOP to a different hard partition, move its associated CPU to the targeted partition, and the
IOP will automatically follow the CPU to the same destination. The IOP can be moved around
between subpartitions within the same hard partition.
Syntax
assign component
[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer>]
{CPU<n>, IOP<n>, SBB}
-hp <hard_partition> [-sp <sub_partition>]
Arguments
CPU<n> The CPU by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to
the CPU number within the 8P drawer and ranges
from 0 to 7.
IOP<n> The IOP by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to
the IOP of the 8P drawer and ranges from 0 to 7. A
user can assign the IOP only to a subpartition.
SBB The SBB by cabinet and drawer number.
-hp <hard_partition> Hard partition name.
-sp <sub_partition> Subpartition name. Assign to subpartition 0 if no
subpartition name is given.
Options
-cabinet <cabinet> Cabinet number in hex. If not specified, the
number defaults to 0.
-drawer <drawer> Drawer number in hex. If not specified, the number
defaults to 0.
Examples
1. Add the entire 8P drawer to the hard partition account_dept.
MBM> assign comp –ca 0 –dr 3 sbb –hp account_dept
MBM>
2. Delete the IO attached to CPU2 of the subpartition acct_usa.
MBM> assign comp –ca 0 –dr 3 IOP2 –hp account_dept -sp Free_Pool
MBM>
3. Add CPU 1 to the subpartition acct_usa.
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