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Operating Systems AIX Number of CPU & Number of Core Post 302769662 by bakunin on Wednesday 13th of February 2013 02:29:04 AM

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First off: we have a special AIX forum, where such questions belong to. OS-specific questions always in the respective sub-forum. I am going to transfer this thread there.

"cores" mean what you suspect it to mean: (logical) processors in their own right integrated into one physical chip. POWER7 processors have 8 such cores in every single processor, so they are "8-way processors". Older POWER processors were single core. A display about how many logical ways the system has wouldn't have made sense. Skip the "|grep -i way" from your command and you will see that the output format is slightly different.

"CUOD" is for "customer upgrade on demand". When you order an IBM system it usually comes with maximum resources (processors, memory) physically installed, even if you ordered it with less. This is of no additional cost for you, but the additional hardware is deactivated. If you want to upgrade your system you just call IBM, get a code, which activates part (or all) of these hidden resources. From then on you have to pay the maintenance fee for the bigger system and can use the activated resources normally.

I hope this helps.

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