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#
ldm
start
<root
domain
name>
#
svcadm
enable
hotplug
#
ldm
remove-io
<device
name>
<root
domain
name>
#
ldm
add-io
<device
name>
<I/O
domain
name>
#
svcadm
disable
hotplug
#
ldm
start-reconf
<root
domain
name>
#
ldm
remove-io
<device
name>
<root
domain
name>
2.
Start
the
root
domain.
Work
to
restore
an
I/O
device
in
an
I/O
domain
If
you
have
released
the
I/O
device
assigned
to
an
I/O
domain
according
to
"b.
Work
on
an
I/O
device
in
an
I/O
domain"
in
"5.4.1
Releasing
the
assignment
of
I/O
devices"
before
maintenance,
restore
the
physical
I/O
device
(PCIe
end
point
device)
to
its
original
status.
PCIe
slots
are
automatically
assigned
to
the
root
domain.
Therefore,
to
reassign
them
to
I/O
domains,
they
must
be
released
from
the
root
domain
and
then
reassigned.
If
you
are
using
XCP
2230
or
later
and
Oracle
VM
Server
for
SPARC
3.1.1.1
or
later,
you
do
not
have
to
stop
the
I/O
domain
or
root
domain.
Perform
the
following
procedure:
1.
If
the
hotplug
service
is
disabled
on
the
I/O
domain
and
root
domain,
enable
it.
2.
Delete
the
physical
I/O
device
from
the
I/O
domain.
3.
Assign
the
PCIe
slot
to
the
I/O
domain.
4.
Disable
the
hotplug
service
on
the
I/O
domain
and
root
domain
if
necessary.
If
you
are
using
XCP
2221
or
earlier
or
Oracle
VM
Server
for
SPARC
3.1.1
or
earlier,
perform
the
following
procedure:
1.
Transition
the
root
domain
to
delayed
reconfiguration
mode.
2.
Release
the
physical
I/O
device
(slot)
from
the
root
domain.
Fujitsu
M10-4/Fujitsu
M10-4S/SPARC
M10-4/SPARC
M10-4S
Service
Manual
･
November
2014104

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