My old ROT was 2-3x the real memory on the LPAR. Now that we can have 16,
32, 64GB partitions, we're talking some real DASD here.
Multiply by 10. Two of our larger LPARs have 640GB each.
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On 21 Nov 2014 07:35:43 -0800, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
My old ROT was 2-3x the real memory on the LPAR. Now that we can have 16,
32, 64GB partitions, we're talking some real DASD here.
Multiply by 10. Two of our larger LPARs have 640GB each.
I didn't know that an individual
Multiply by 10. Two of our larger LPARs have 640GB each.
I didn't know that an individual instance could be that large. Without
revealing any company secrets could you tell what combination of systems can
use that much memory above the bar?
Sure, there are not country secrets here.
It's
