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Al since the a nnouncement is not "official" till April 29th, I expect the web site and the PTF will not be available until then. ---------------------------- Bryan Dietz Aktion Associates midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 04/13/2005 12:59:42 PM: > > Rob, > > Please double check the link. It's dead. > > Al > > > Virtual Partition Manager > i5/OS now supports virtual partition management to enable the creation and > management of Linux partitions without an HMC. > With the virtual partition manager, an i5 server can support one i5/OS > partition and up to four Linux partitions. > The Linux partitions must use virtual I/O resources owned by the i5/OS > partition. > With the virtual partition manager, uncapped processor partitions can be > created and up to four virtual Ethernet connections can be defined. > Dynamic resource movement is not supported. > Small and medium-sized customers can use the virtual partition manager to > create Linux partitions for their infrastructure applications. If you want > to create multiple i5/OS, Linux, and AIX® 5L dynamic partitions, or use > direct I/O resources and advanced partition management tools, you would > continue to use the HMC for partition management. > Virtual Partition Manager is available via PTF MF34753. > For additional information, refer to the White Paper at > http://www.ibm.com/iseries/linux/vpm >
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