Not dedicated but available. That is one optical drive for the physical
system is required and it can be switched between LPARs as needed. This
rule has not changed.
- Larry
Okay. I'll bite. I have a model 800 that appears capable of LPAR. When
I used the system
planning tool it got mad when I only had one Optical. How would I tell it
that is switchable?
Are there only certain Optical models that allow that to happen?
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