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nPartition System Overviews
parremove Command
HP System Partitions Guide: Administration for nPartitions, rev 5.1 98
parremove Command
The /usr/sbin/parremove command removes an existing nPartition.
This removes all cells from the nPartition and destroys the nPartition
definition.
To remove the local nPartition (the nPartition from which you issue this
command), you must specify the -F option.
To remove a remote nPartition, the remote nPartition must be inactive: it
must be shut down to the ready for reconfig state or the parremove
command will not be able to remove the nPartition.
Root permission is required to run this command.
See the parremove (1M) manpage for complete details. Also refer to the
section Removing (Deleting) an nPartition on page 280 for procedures
and examples.
Synopsis parremove -p PartitionNumber [-F]
Options -p PartitionNumber
Specifies the nPartition number to be removed.
-F Forcibly remove the nPartition. If the nPartition is
inactive, the nPartition is removed. If the nPartition is
active and if it is the local nPartition, the nPartition is
removed.
If the nPartition is active but is not the local
nPartition, then the nPartition will not be removed.