Meanwhile, PowerHA SystemMirror triggers one asynchronous process to do the DLPAR  remove operation, and it removes 2C and 30 GB resources from the LPAR into the server’s  free pool. The log is written in the  /var/hacmp/log/async_release.log  file. When the DLPAR operation completes, the unreturned resources are reclaimed immediately,  and some messages are shown on the HMC (Figure 6-38). The Enterprise Pool’s status is  changed back to  In compliance . You can see the changes from HMC CLI, as shown in Example 6-19. Figure 6-38 The unreturned resources are reclaimed after the DLPAR operation Example 6-19 Showing the unreturned resource that is reclaimed from the HMC CLI hscroot@e16hmc1:~> lscodpool -p DEC_2CEC --level sys  name=rar1m3-9117-MMD-1016AAP,mtms=9117-MMD*1016AAP,mobile_procs=1,non_mobile_procs=8, unretu rned_mobile_procs=0 ,inactive_procs=3,installed_procs=12,mobile_mem=11264,non_mobile_mem=532 48,unreturned_mobile_mem=0,inactive_mem=132096,installed_mem=196608 name=r1r9m1-9117-MMD-1038B9P,mtms=9117-MMD*1038B9P,mobile_procs=0,non_mobile_procs=16, unret urned_mobile_procs=0 ,inactive_procs=16,installed_procs=32,mobile_mem=0,non_mobile_mem=97280 ,unreturned_mobile_mem=0,inactive_mem=230400,installed_mem=327680 hscroot@e16hmc1:~> lscodpool -p DEC_2CEC --level pool name=DEC_2CEC,id=026F,state= In compliance ,sequence_num=41,master_mc_name=e16hmc1, master_mc_mtms=7042-CR5*06K0040,backup_master_mc_name=e16hmc3,backup_master_mc_mtms=7042-CR 5*06K0036,mobile_procs=4, avail_mobile_procs=3 ,unreturned_mobile_procs=0,mobile_mem=102400, a vail_mobile_mem=91136 ,unreturned_mobile_mem=0 230  IBM PowerHA SystemMirror V7.2.3 for IBM AIX and V7.2.2 for Linux