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Configuration Rules

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The Superdome and/or hp 9000 Superdome rules for configuration are as follows:

  • Single-cabinet system:

    • Two to 32 CPUs per complex with single-core processors

    • Four to 64 CPU cores per complex with dual-core processors

    • Minimum of one cell

    • Maximum of eight cells

  • Dual-cabinet system:

    • Six to 64 CPU cores per complex with single core processors

    • Twelve to 128 CPU cores per complex with dual-core processors

    • Minimum of three cells

    • Maximum of 16 cells

  • No master/checker support for dual-core processors

  • No mixing of processor types within a partition

    Processors running at different frequencies are not allowed within the same partition. Processors with different steppings may not be allowed depending on the stepping changes.

    Each family of Itanium® Processor Family Itanium® 2 processors must be in different partitions.

  • Homogeneous cell board population; no mixing of older PA-RISC Superdome cell boards (PA-8700+, PA-8700, or PA-8600) with new Itanium® 2 or PA-8800 cell boards

  • No mixing of Itanium® 2 and PA-8800 cell boards in the same complex

  • Maximum of 32 DIMMs per cell.

    • 16-GB memory per cell with 128-Mb SDRAMs (512-MB DIMMs).

    • 32-GB memory per cell with 256-Mb SDRAMs (1-GB DIMMs).

    • 64-GB memory per cell with 512-Mb SDRAMs (2-GB DIMMs).

    • DIMM mixing is allowed

  • No SCA support.

  • Supported I/O subsystems with System Bus Adaptor (SBA) and Local Bus Adaptor (LBA)

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