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Sun Fire 880 Server Product Notes 19
# ifconfig hme2:1 plumb
# ifconfig hme2:1 up
See the Sun Fire 880 Dynamic Reconfiguration User’s Guide for more information on
Sun Fire 880 hot-plug operations.
Note – Not all PCI cards support PCI hot-plug operations. See the Sun Fire 880
Server Owner’s Guide and “Sun PCI Cards That Support PCI Hot-Plug” on page 5 of
these Product Notes for more information on hot-plugging PCI cards.
Correction to the Attachment Point IDs for DR
Procedures
On a Sun Fire 880 system running the Solaris 8 07/01 or 8 10/01 operating system,
the attachment points for PCI cards are not displayed as they are described the Sun
Fire 880 Dynamic Reconfiguration User’s Guide. See “PCI attachment points should be
generic (BugID 4388625)” on page 26 in these Product Notes for a complete
description of the current attachment point ids.
Open Issues
This section describes bugs and anomalies associated with the Sun Fire 880 server.
In many cases, software patches that provide fixes for these bugs are available. Visit
the SunSolve Online web site, or contact your Sun authorized service provider for
information about patch availability. For more information, see “Required And
Recommended Software Patches” on page 3.
System panics if a PCI hot-plug operation is
started while another operation is still in progress
(BugID 4452433)
On Sun Fire 880 systems running the Solaris 8 7/01 operating environment, if you
try to initiate a PCI hot-plug operation while another PCI hot-plug operation is still
in progress, the system may panic. This can happen regardless of whether you use a
hot-plug push button or the Solaris cfgadm command to initiate the operation.
Workaround – Always wait for a hot-plug operation to complete its function before
initiating a new operation.