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Re: Model numbers that can/cannot have LPAR 0

Tom Liotta wrote:

You might want to look deeper. I've been away from that specific element for a while and never was that deeply into it; but, IIRC, the default base LPAR changed from 0 to 1 somewhere around V5R3, possibly with systems new with V5R4?

But what happens if, say, a 170 (not LPARed, probably not even capable of it), which reports its LPAR as 00, gets updated to V5R4? Is it still 00, or does it automagically start reporting its LPAR as 01?



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