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What model are you running.  It need to be 5xx, not 8xx.  Note that it
doesn't move memory in any event, so just buy more!

Al

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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We recently added a second partition at V5R3 and I was under the impression
that "dynamically" moving partition processor power meant that the
operating system would be smart enough to do it on its own when it sensed
that one partition was under utilizing its CPU share and another partition
was CPU constrained.  Upon reading up on this though, it looks as if
dynamic means without restarting partitions.  Can someone confirm this?

Thanks,

Bryan Burns
ECHO, Inc.
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