VIOS update:
1. create backup:
VIO Operating System (device mappings will be backed up as well?)
backupios -file /mnt/backup <--this will create nim_reources.tar file (in this are an mksysb,a spot dir...)
backupios -file /mnt/backup -mksysb <--this will create only an mksysb
For NIM restore these are needed on NIM server:
-create a resource from the mksysb (smitty nim -> administration -> resources -> define...)
-create a spot resource from the mksysb (smitty nim -> administration -> resources -> define... -> source will be the mksysb)
Device Configurations (Logical Devices, Virtual Devices, Device Attributes):
(On 1.3.2 did not work)
viosbr -backup -file /mnt/vio/vios1_devicebackup <--creates a backup
viosbr -view -file backup_1.tar.gz <--view in the backup file
(viosbr is needed if we restore to a different server. For the same server, backupios should be enough, as it contains mappings...)
(For restore: viosbr -restore ....)
savevgstruct <--saves other vgs
restorevgstruct <--resore vgs to empty disk
Other:
lsmap -all, lsmap -all -net, lsmap -all -npiv...
.profile file
2. remove interim fixes:
# oem_setup_env <--from the VIOS command line
# emgr -P <--list installed efix's (by label)
# emgr -r -L <--for each additional efix listed, run to remove
3. do the update (as padmin)
$ mount remote_machine:directory /mnt <--mount the remote directory onto the Virtual I/O Server
$ updateios -commit <--commit previous updates, by running the updateios command
$ updateios -accept -dev /mnt <--for updates -install is not needed
($ updateios -accept -install -dev /mnt <--this will install new filesets as well)
$ ioslevel <--verify update (it should indicate:ioslevel is now V1.5.2.1-FP-11.1)
$ shutdown -restart <--to load all changes, reboot the VIOS as user padmin
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1. create backup:
VIO Operating System (device mappings will be backed up as well?)
backupios -file /mnt/backup <--this will create nim_reources.tar file (in this are an mksysb,a spot dir...)
backupios -file /mnt/backup -mksysb <--this will create only an mksysb
For NIM restore these are needed on NIM server:
-create a resource from the mksysb (smitty nim -> administration -> resources -> define...)
-create a spot resource from the mksysb (smitty nim -> administration -> resources -> define... -> source will be the mksysb)
Device Configurations (Logical Devices, Virtual Devices, Device Attributes):
(On 1.3.2 did not work)
viosbr -backup -file /mnt/vio/vios1_devicebackup <--creates a backup
viosbr -view -file backup_1.tar.gz <--view in the backup file
(viosbr is needed if we restore to a different server. For the same server, backupios should be enough, as it contains mappings...)
(For restore: viosbr -restore ....)
savevgstruct <--saves other vgs
restorevgstruct <--resore vgs to empty disk
Other:
lsmap -all, lsmap -all -net, lsmap -all -npiv...
.profile file
2. remove interim fixes:
# oem_setup_env <--from the VIOS command line
# emgr -P <--list installed efix's (by label)
# emgr -r -L <--for each additional efix listed, run to remove
3. do the update (as padmin)
$ mount remote_machine:directory /mnt <--mount the remote directory onto the Virtual I/O Server
$ updateios -commit <--commit previous updates, by running the updateios command
$ updateios -accept -dev /mnt <--for updates -install is not needed
($ updateios -accept -install -dev /mnt <--this will install new filesets as well)
$ ioslevel <--verify update (it should indicate:ioslevel is now V1.5.2.1-FP-11.1)
$ shutdown -restart <--to load all changes, reboot the VIOS as user padmin
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