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HP Instant Capacity User's Guide for versions B.07.x > Appendix A Special
Considerations
Assumed Values in icod_stat |
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The icod_stat command may make assumptions on the number of active processors and amount of active memory, depending on certain system conditions. If values are assumed, the icod_stat command’s output contains an asterisk next to the appropriate field. An asterisk may appear next to the value in the Actual Active CPUs field (under the iCOD Partition Configuration Information section) in the icod_stat command’s output for the following reasons:
In the above cases, the Instant Capacity software on other partitions assumes that all processors in the non-local partition are active. Besides the icod_stat command assuming values in its output, this can affect the following:
If a non-local partition appears to be inactive, the number of active processors reported by the icod_stat command is zero. For example, if the hardware for a non-local partition is inactive, icod_stat considers the partition as inactive and reports the number of active processors as zero. When a cell board is powered off, no matter if the cell is in the local partition or in a non-local partition, the amount of inactive memory is assumed to be 2 GB and is reported as such by the icod_stat command. An asterisk may appear next to the value in the Inactive Memory field (under the Allocation of iCOD Resources Among Partitions section) in the icod_stat command’s output. |
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