Jun 21, 2005 11:16
19 yrs ago
English英语 term
on the nPar containing cabinet 0, cell 0
English英语译成Chinese汉语
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On a cell-based server, which nPar can be created from the MP?
A. the genesis or first partition
B. the first multi-cell partition
C. on the nPar containing cabinet 0, cell 0
D. no node partitions can be created from the MP
E. all node partitions, then they are modified from HP-UX 11i
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A. the genesis or first partition
B. the first multi-cell partition
C. on the nPar containing cabinet 0, cell 0
D. no node partitions can be created from the MP
E. all node partitions, then they are modified from HP-UX 11i
TIA
Proposed translations
(Chinese汉语)
| 3 +1 | 单元0，机柜0 所在的分区中 (or leave 分区 as nPar) |
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单元0，机柜0 所在的分区中 (or leave 分区 as nPar)
nPars are specific to HP's Superdome, the following pdf has lots of references to nPars.
On page 10 it gives a definition of nPar parenthetically
http://www.howgoodisit.com/hp/pdf/library_quickspecs.pdf
Superdome can be configured with hardware partitions(nPars)
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Note added at 47 mins (2005-06-21 12:04:45 GMT)
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or 单元0，机柜0 所在的硬件分区里
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Note added at 1 hr 13 mins (2005-06-21 12:30:01 GMT)
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BTW, npar also stands for network parity, not to be confused with the nPar here. If you read through a little bit of the pdf linked, HP\'s Superdome also uses vPars, which stands for virtual partitions
On page 10 it gives a definition of nPar parenthetically
http://www.howgoodisit.com/hp/pdf/library_quickspecs.pdf
Superdome can be configured with hardware partitions(nPars)
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Note added at 47 mins (2005-06-21 12:04:45 GMT)
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or 单元0，机柜0 所在的硬件分区里
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Note added at 1 hr 13 mins (2005-06-21 12:30:01 GMT)
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BTW, npar also stands for network parity, not to be confused with the nPar here. If you read through a little bit of the pdf linked, HP\'s Superdome also uses vPars, which stands for virtual partitions
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