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Operating Systems AIX Physical Memory expansion Post 302582673 by zxmaus on Friday 16th of December 2011 08:36:11 PM
Old 12-16-2011
is it really so difficult for customers to think about future growth ?! Smilie

Now seriously - bigger memory modules means as well slower memory. Most clients want as fast memory as they can get for their needs. IBM gives you the option to purchase your frames with spare memory for future activation and assumes that you want the fastest memory for your estimated maximum memory needs.

Limitations are per node module (you have up to 4) + per frame
● 4 GB to 48 GB of 667 MHz DDR2 + 192 GB of 667 MHz DDR2 total or
● 16 GB to 96 GB of 533 MHz DDR2 + 384 GB of 533 MHz DDR2 total
● 32 GB to 192 GB of 400 MHz DDR2 + 768 GB of 400 MHz DDR2

there are additional requirements how many node modules need to have the same configuration - as far as I recall, you need to keep them the same or same or one level bigger (which slows down ALL memory)

Hope that helps
regards
zxmaus
 

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MEMCONTROL(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 					     MEMCONTROL(8)

NAME
memcontrol -- control system cache behaviour with respect to memory SYNOPSIS
memcontrol list [-a] memcontrol set -b base -l length -o owner attribute memcontrol clear -o owner memcontrol clear -b base -l length DESCRIPTION
A number of supported system architectures allow the behaviour of the CPU cache to be programmed to behave differently depending on the region being written. The memcontrol utility provides an interface to this facility, allowing CPU cache behavior to be altered for ranges of system physical mem- ory. These ranges are typically power-of-2 aligned and sized, however the specific rules governing their layout vary between architectures. The memcontrol utility does not attempt to enforce these rules, however the system will reject any attempt to set an illegal combination. list List range slots. -a List all range slots, even those that are inactive. set Set memory range attributes. -b base Memory range base address. -l length Length of memory range in bytes, power of 2. -o owner Text identifier for this setting (7 char max). attribute Attributes applied to this range; combinations of force, uncacheable, write-combine, write-through, write-back, and write-protect. clear Clear memory range attributes. Ranges may be cleared by owner or by base/length combination. To clear based on ownership: -o owner All ranges with this owner will be cleared. To clear based on the base/length combination: -b base Memory range base address. -l length Length of memory range in bytes, power of 2. Base and length must exactly match an existing range. SEE ALSO
mem(4) BSD
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