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SPARC M8 and SPARC M7 Servers Administration Guide

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Updated: September 2017
 
 

Identify the Root Complex of a Device


Note -  For more information about the ldm command and for instructions on assigning devices to I/O domains, refer to the Oracle VM Server for SPARC documentation (http://www.oracle.com/goto/vm-sparc/docs).
  1. Log in to Oracle ILOM.

    See Logging In to Oracle ILOM.

  2. Start the host console.

    See Start the Host Console.

  3. If needed, start the host.

    See Start a Host.

  4. Log in to the primary domain.
  5. Use the ldm list-io command to display the I/O devices on the server.
    # ldm list-io -l

    The root complex and root port of the device is shown in brackets in the following examples. This output has been edited for clarity.

    See I/O Component Example Output for more information about interpreting the output.

    # ldm list-io -l
    
    NAME                                       TYPE   BUS      DOMAIN    STATUS
    ----                                       ----   ---      ------    ------
    ...
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE2                          PCIE   pci_0    primary   EMP
    [pci@300/pci@1]
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE3                          PCIE   pci_1    primary   OCC
    [pci@301/pci@1]
        LSI,sas@0/iport@80
        LSI,sas@0/iport@v0
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE1                          PCIE   pci_3    primary   OCC
    [pci@303/pci@1]
        network@0
        network@0,1
        network@0,2
        network@0,3
    ...
    #

    This output is from a partially loaded SPARC M7-16 server. The root complex and root port of the device is shown in brackets. This output has been edited for clarity.

    # ldm list-io -l
    
    NAME                                       TYPE   BUS      DOMAIN    STATUS
    ----                                       ----   ---      ------    ------
    ...
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE2                          PCIE   pci_0    primary   EMP
    [pci@300/pci@1]
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE3                          PCIE   pci_1    primary   OCC
    [pci@301/pci@1]
        LSI,sas@0/iport@80
        LSI,sas@0/iport@v0
    /SYS/CMIOU0/PCIE1                          PCIE   pci_3    primary   OCC
    [pci@303/pci@1]
        network@0
        network@0,1
        network@0,2
        network@0,3
    ...
    #

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