Hard Partition Properties

Entity:

The hard partition number, 0 to 254.

Name:

Name assigned to the hard partition at creation. The maximum length is 20 characters.

State:

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Sub Partitions Type:

The type of subpartitions found in this hard partition.

Maximum CPUs:

The maximum number of CPUs that can ever be placed in the hard partition. This number is used to determine the proper routing algorithm.

Assigned CPUs/IOs

Number of CPUs and IOs assigned to this hard partition.

Striping:

Indicates whether striping is enabled or disabled.

Sub Partitions

Subpartition

A/B, where A is the number of the hard partition the subpartition belongs to and B is the number of the subpartition.

State

The current running state of the subpartition: Not Running, Running XSROM, Running SRM, or Unknown.

CPUs / IOs

The number of CPUs and I/O connections in the subpartition.

Delete Sub Partition

Delete the subpartition. Delete is enabled only if a selected subpartition is in Not Running state.

New Sub Partition

Invoke the New Subpartition dialog box. This button is enabled only in exclusive mode and only if the hard partition is powered off.

Close

Close this window.

Help

Display this help file.

(X,Y)

The x, y coordinates of the CPU.

Subpartition

The hard partition/subpartition number the CPU belongs to.

PID

The processor ID.

Entity

The cabinet/drawer/dual module/instance coordinates of the CPU. This field may also contain a reference to a dual CPU module, CPU filler, or system drawer if a CPU is not installed.

IO Riser

The cabinet/drawer/instance of the IO Riser the CPU is connected to.

Community Size (MBs):

The memory allocated to the hard partition's community. A value of Auto indicates that the firmware has assigned memory automatically.

Assign Memory to Community

The button is enabled only if you have exclusive control, the hard partition is powered off, and the hard partition has more than one subpartition. Select to assign memory to the community.