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  mkrep -sp rootvg -size 6G Create repository of 6GB in rootvg.  Filesystem /var/vio/VMLibrary will be created.
  mkrep -sp rootvg -size 6G Create repository of 6GB in rootvg.  Filesystem /var/vio/VMLibrary will be created.
  rmrep Remove repository
  rmrep         Remove repository
 
  lsrep Display information about the Media Repository.
  lsrep         Display information about the Media Repository.
  chrep -size=4G Adds 4G to the repository.
  chrep -size=4G Adds 4G to the repository.
 
  mkvopt -name name -file filename -ro Add iso file filename to the repositor as name.
  mkvopt -name name -file filename -ro Add iso file filename to the repositor as name.
  rmvopt -name filename Remove a virtual optical media disk from the repository.
  rmvopt -name filename         Remove a virtual optical media disk from the repository.
 
  mkvdev -fbo -vadapter vhostx Create the vtopt device.
  mkvdev -fbo -vadapter vhostx Create the vtopt device.
 
  loadopt -vtd vtopt0 -disk name Load vtopt with disk name.
  loadopt -vtd vtopt0 -disk name Load vtopt with disk name.
  unloadopt Remove a virtual optical media disk from a virtual optical device.
  unloadopt         Remove a virtual optical media disk from a virtual optical device.

Latest revision as of 15:22, 23 October 2017

mkrep	-sp rootvg -size 6G		Create repository of 6GB in rootvg.  Filesystem /var/vio/VMLibrary will be created.
rmrep				        Remove repository

lsrep				        Display information about the Media Repository.
chrep 	-size=4G			Adds 4G to the repository.

mkvopt	-name name -file filename -ro	Add iso file filename to the repositor as name.
rmvopt	-name filename		        Remove a virtual optical media disk from the repository.

mkvdev -fbo -vadapter vhostx		Create the vtopt device.

loadopt -vtd vtopt0 -disk name		Load vtopt with disk name.
unloadopt			        Remove a virtual optical media disk from a virtual optical device.