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Subject: i5 520 Governor's Effect on LPAR
From: "Kyle S. Goodwin" <goodwink@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 12:17:17 -0400 (EDT)
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I have an i5 520 500CPW development box arriving soon and I'm wondering
about possibly investigating some AIX/Linux development on it as well.  If
it were set up to have an AIX or Linux LPAR would this use the portion of
the processor not accessible to OS/400 due to the governor or would it
effectively reduce the OS/400 cpw I'd be able to use?

Thanks,

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Re: i5 520 Governor's Effect on LPAR , Trevor Perry

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