It would not see them at all. The configuration of cores is done with a VET
code in the ASMI and you can turn them on/off as needed with IBM's
assistance (and of course payment if your adding cores, but then that cost
is about a rounding error on the system)
Could it be that the hardware you are seeing is left over from the prior
upgrade? I see some folks never complete the upgrades by not going into SST
and clearing out the old hardware all the time (drives me crazy since I
think that's lazy and it only takes a few minutes to do) If that's the
case simply remove the offending parts from the configuration and it should
be OK.
Assuming the parts that are called out are for this system, I'd call it in.
(assuming maintenance of course)
--
Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects
-----Original Message-----
From: MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kirk
Goins
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 6:34 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: DeConfigured Cores
DrFranken and other hardware Guru's...
I saw a 4core Power7 the other day with IBMi only on it. When looking at
Failed and Non-Reporting Hardware screen it is reporting cores 2-4 as
failed. I know at one time in the AIX world you could by from IBM a machine
with x number cores deconfigured. This was done to less than handle less
than whole machine licensing in the AIX world as their licensing is as
robust as IBMi. How does/would IBMi see these deconfigured cores?
Thanks in advance
--
Kirk
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