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=== Steps === * HMC: Assign vSCSI server adapter to VIO server, remember the slot number [[Image:Vio-settings-virt-io-debian-scsi-marked.png]] * HMC: Assign vSCSI client adapter to client LPAR, link the slot with the VIO server [[Image:Lpar-settings-virt-io-debian-scsi-marked.png]] * VIO: Create a device (volume, disk partition or loopback file) on the VIO server * VIO: Configure vSCSI Server on the VIO Server to point to the device created === Virtual SCSI commands (using Linux VIO) === * Load vscsi server module modprobe –v ibmvscsis * Create a block device you are going to share, for example disk partition, logical volume, or loopback mounted file * Now link this device to the virtual disk (in this case slot number 5): cd /sys/devices/vio/30000005/bus0/target0 echo /dev/sdc1 > device echo b > type echo 0 > ro echo 1 > active * After reboot the disk mapping is gone. Use example scripts: [[SUSE_VIO_Scripts]] See also: [[Debian vio]] and [[SUSE_Vio]] [[Category:Virtualization]] [[Category:SUSE]] [[Category:Hints]] [[Category:Debian]]

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