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I have read some material on LPARs but I was under the impression that is was (1) Pain to set up (2) Expensive to set up (3) Requires more Unix background than I have (4) Machine Pig for smaller boxes I was involved in VM/370 many moons ago and that required a pretty serious machine for that time frame. Joe seems to be talking about LPAR on a fairly small machine. Did something suddenly change ? Mark S. Waterbury wrote:
Hi, guys:VMWare only runs on Intel platforms, and can only virtualize Intel virtual machines.In the same vein, the "father" of LPARs was VM/370 -- that OS created multiple System/370 virtual machines on a single host IBM System/370.
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