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Figure 54 - Create Adapter Parameters

Select OK to save the adapter

Select ok at the Manage Profiles window to save the Profile

Select close to go back to the main screen

Next before restarting the client partition, you will want to map the device to the adapter on

the VIO Server.

Log back into the telnet or ssh window for the VIO Server.

Type lsmap -all

This will provide you a listing of all the devices you have defined to the server.

You will want to look for the device that is on Virtual adapter 34 to find the vhost

designation assigned to it.

Here is an example from my server

SVSA Physloc Client Partition ID

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

vhost16 U9119.595.027B1ED-V1-C34 0x00000000

VTD NO VIRTUAL TARGET DEVICE FOUND

Notice the physloc is

U9119.595.027B1ED-V1-C34

V1=virtual device 1 and c34 is the adapter

address I defined.

This device is on vhost16 in my case.

I will need to map the virtual device to vhost16. So lets say when I did the lspv –avail

1 2 ... 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 ... 119 120

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