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lshwres command will list hardware resources configuration
Description

The lshwres command will list hardware resources configuration:

lshwres -m "managed-system" [-p "partition-name" | —all ] -r [ resource-type ] [ -y "led-type" ] [ -F < format > ] [—help ]
where:

• -m – the name of the managed system, where the hardware resource is configured. If there are multiple managed systems with the same user-defined name, specify the managed system name enclosed in double quotes and in the form mmmm-ttt*sssssss, where mmmm is the machine type, ttt is the model type, and ssssss the serial number of the managed system.

• -p – the user-defined name of the partition where the hardware resource will be queried.

• -all – retrieve information from all partitions on the given managed system.

• -r – the hardware resource type to view. Possible values are ALL, cpu (processor), mem (memory), slot (PCI slot), or led.

• -y – type of led to list. To list system attention led, use the keyword sys. To list identify led, use the keyword identify.

• -F – if specified, produces a delimiter-separated list of names representing the desired properties to be queried.

Valid values are system, name, key, state, status, id, parent, location, classcode, assigned_to, index, location_code, max, min, allocated,free, lmb_size, drawer_id, slot_id, slot_type, phys_loc. partition, and partition_name.

• -help – prints a help message.

Some examples of usage of this command are shown below.

List of all processors on a managed system:

[hmcusr@hmcproj hmcusr]$ lshwres -m proj -r cpu
id Status partition assigned_to
25 Configured by System ุุ1*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A proja
24 Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb
17 Configured by User ุุ1*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A proja
16 Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb
9 Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb
8 Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb
1 Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb
ุ Configured by System ุุ2*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A projb

List the memory resources of partition proja:

[hmcusr@hmcproj hmcusr]$ lshwres -m proj -r mem -p proja
allocated free lmb_size max min partition system
partition_name
16 ุ 256 32 8 ุุ1*7ุ38-6M2*C25699A proj proja

Check system attention LED status:

[hmcusr@hmcproj hmcusr]$ lshwres -m proj -r led -y sys
index State location_code
884738 off Uุ.1
Example

lshwres -m "managed-system" [-p "partition-name" | —all ] -r [ resource-type ] [ -y "led-type" ] [ -F < format > ] [—help ]

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