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Greetings List!

I'm planning to share my LPAR2's external optical drive with LPAR3. The LPAR2 optical drive's IOP/IOA currently seats on system bus 53 which is owned by LPAR2. System bus 53 is bus shared with LPAR1 and has a portion of LPAR1's IOP/IOA disks. Question is will it have any impact with LPAR1 if I outright shared LPAR2's IOP? My partitions are V5R3 running on an 825.

Thanks!
ian


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