How to assign MAU Resources to Domains with the Oracle VM Server for SPARC(LDOMS)
What is MAU? Modular Arithmetic Unit, also know as cryptographic unit available in the sun4v processors.
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How to assign Memory Resources to Domains with the Oracle VM Server for SPARC(LDOMS)
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How to assign VCPU Resources to Domains with the Oracle VM Server for SPARC(LDOMS)
What is VCPU? Virtual Central Processing Unit. The CPU threads residing the sun4v cpus are presented as VCPUs within LDOM nomenclature. Each CPU thread corresponds to a VCPU.
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