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Concurrent maintenance on a "hosted" linux lpar.

A recent post by Keith got me thinking.

I've done concurrent maintenance on lpars running i5/os before.  No big 
deal.  Blink the card, rip it out and replace it.  What happens if you 
have linux running "hosted" by i5/os instead of totally separate?  You 
know, WRKCFGSTS *NWS to turn it on / off.  If you use concurrent 
maintenance to replace a card that may be used by Linux do you have to 
vary off the *nws first or is there something more granular, like a 
unmount/mount combo?  Or do you just not worry about it and do regular 
concurrent maintenance under i5/os?

Rob Berendt

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