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> Another way to look at this whole LPAR thing is as follows: > > Each "Logical Partition" (LPAR) is like its own "virtual machine"; For me it helped when thought of LPAR with what VmWare [ http://www.vmware.com/ ] does, or even the distant VMS memories I had - which is more likely to be the right way around history wise too. --phil
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