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Hello *ALL, would someone be so kind to explain some LPAR-details to me ?I tried to configure LPARs with Virtual Partition Manager for a quite simple goal:
Given a one processor i5-520-machine, i5-OS V5R3 or V5R4 we want to add one or more Linux partitions. Why is the number of processor units = 0.32 ???Does this mean, I won't be able to give my linux partition a tenth of processor
power, because I am not able to divide my 0.32 to something smaller than 0.22 units for my i5-OS partition and 0.10 units for my Linux ? I always thought 0.10 is the minimum for micro partitioning a single POWER5 processor and since whe have one processor its processor units have to be 1.00 ??? What am I missing here ? The VPM Redbook is not helpful at all ... Any hint welcome. Regards from Germany, Philipp
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