RE: Setting up HMC Processor(s)

Jim,
First and foremost remember that these changes don't take effect on
an IPL, but on a RE-ACTIVATION of the partition. That is when the profile
properties of the partition are re-read. A PWRDWNSYS doesn't get the
changes.

You played with virtual processors, which isn't what you want.

First, you didn't really say exactly how you wanted the distribution between
Prod and Dev. Don't forget one advantage of shared processors is the
ability to use uncapped so that when a partition isn't using processor
resources the other partition can use them if needed.

Pete


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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Norbut, Jim
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 5:00 PM
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Subject: Setting up HMC Processor(s)

Hi,



We just put in a code to activate the 2nd processor on our 520.

So now on the HMC I see we have 2 installed processing units.



We have a dev partition and a production partition.



I went into the DEV partition

And under properties (in the processor tab) set





Processing mode: Shared



Minimum Process units : 1

Desired Processing units : 1

Maximum Processing units: 1





Minimum Virtual Processors: 2

Desired Virtual Processors: 2

Maximum Virtual Processors: 2





Then I did an IPL of the dev partition.



Is that the right thinking/setup if I want to set it up

So the most it will ever use is 1 processor out of the 2 we have...so
that the production one could be setup the same.