| NOTE: When the Target Partition is the Local Partition If you use a command that alters a virtual partition
but you execute it from the partition itself (in other words, the
target partition equals the local virtual partition), this is allowed.
For example, winona2# vparmodify -p winona2 -a cpu::1 Because you are not modifying another virtual
partition, this will be allowed even if winona2 is not a designated-admin
virtual partition. vparcreate While flexible administrative capability is on,
when you create a virtual partition, the target partition will be
a non-designated-admin virtual partition. You cannot vparcreate a virtual partition as a designated-admin virtual partition. After
the vparcreate command, to change the non-designated-admin
virtual partition to a designated-admin virtual partition, you will
need to add the partition to the designated-admin virtual partition
list using the vparadmin -a command. vparstatus vparstatus does not show whether
a virtual partition is in the designated-admin virtual partition list;
you need to use vparadmin -l. | 
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