HP-UX Virtual Partitions Administrator Guide (includes A.05.07) (5900-1229, September 2010)

vparstatus: Dual-Core CPUs
You can see the sibling and virtual partition assignment using vparstatus-d. If you do not
have a dual-core system, the output will show dashes (-) for the sibling and assignment
information.
Example
# vparstatus -d
CPU Cell Config Sibling Information
path CPU HPA ID Status Assigned to Path /vPar name
===== ================== ==== ====== ================== =======================
0.10 0xfffffffffc078000 0 E vpuma02 - -
0.11 0xfffffffffc07a000 0 E vpuma01 - -
0.12 0xfffffffffc07c000 0 E vpuma04 - -
0.13 0xfffffffffc07e000 0 E - - -
...
When you do have dual-core system, the vparstatus -d output will look similar to the
following:
# vparstatus -d
CPU Cell Config Sibling Information
path CPU HPA ID Status Assigned to Path /vPar name
===== ================== ==== ====== ================== =======================
0.10 0xfffffffffc070000 0 E vpkeira1 0.11 vpkeira3
0.11 0xfffffffffc071000 0 E vpkeira3 0.10 vpkeira1
0.12 0xfffffffffc074000 0 E - 0.13 vpkeira4
0.13 0xfffffffffc075000 0 E vpkeira4 0.12 -
0.14 0xfffffffffc078000 0 E - 0.15 -
0.15 0xfffffffffc079000 0 E - 0.14 -
...
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