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9. Use the Virtual I/O Server lsmap command to verify that the device has been

created:

$ lsmap -all | more

SVSA Physloc Client Partition ID

--------------- -------------------------------------------- ------------------

vhost0 U8204.E8A.10FE411-V2-C11 0x00000003

VTD vtopt1

Status Available

LUN 0x8200000000000000

Backing device

Physloc

VTD vtscsi0

Status Available

LUN 0x8100000000000000

Backing device p1rootvg

Physloc

10.Make a media repository on the Virtual I/O Server rootvg. It must be big

enough to hold any and all images that you may have created for this

migration. However, you may resize the repository using the Virtual I/O Server

chrep command with the size flag if you run out of space.

a. Use the mkrep command to create the repository:

$ mkrep -sp rootvg -size 10G

b. The lsrep command confirms that the repository has been created:

$ lsrep

Size(mb) Free(mb) Parent Pool Parent Size Parent Free

10198 10198 rootvg 139776 81920

c. You now load the first of the required images into the repository using the

mkvopt command:

$ mkvopt -name cd_image_82472.1 -file /updates/cd_image_82472.vol1 -ro