Re: LPARS Typo/correction

[Portal39@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 06/03/2001 7:51:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
Glenn-Ericson@att.net writes:

Divide total CPU system by  n-way to get number of processors ie  system CPW 
4200 and a  4 way  is 1050 cpw/processor

> Below V5R1 you  slice  up the partitions CPW on the processor boundaries 
> CPU, at V5R1  & SStar processors you  can do it almost anyway you want with 
> in the min/ max rules.  As granular as 0.1% of a processor or multiple and 
> fractional processors.  CPW  changes as low as .01%,and life is more 
> dynamic and fewer IPLs on changes.
>
> From V4R4  forward almost every system might be LPARed
>
> If you  need deeper details Email me  privately.
>
>
> Glenn
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> At 01:00 PM 06/03/2001 -0500, Leif Svalgaard wrote:
>
> > Does anybody (IBM guys please pitch in) know if different
> > LPARs could support different CPWs or is the CPW for
> > the system as a whole?