iCOD CPUs activated after reconfiguring partition

[Lars Christian Nilsen]

Hi!

On a new rp7420 I was unable to boot beacuse cell0 was in partition0, but it was cell1 that "owned" the boot disk and DVD. Reconfigured partition so that cell1 was root cell in partition0. After that I included cell0 in parttion0 as well. From Glance I noticed that my 6 iCOD CPUs was now activated, I have now 16 Active CPUs contrary to 10 Active and 6 iCOD before I did the reconfiguration.

Since this is a demo server, and I want to show iCOD - how can I get my iCOD CPUs back.

cheers,
Lars C

[Enrico P. · Accepted solution]

Hi,
the command is icod_modify;

icod_modify

-a Activates n processors.

-d Deactivates n processors.

-s Sets the number of active processors to n.

Enrico.

[Geoff Wild]

I pretty sure, that once activated, you will get an invoiced for those cpu's - depending on your ICOD license.

Contact your HP Account Rep to find out...

Rgds...Geoff

[HGN]

Hi

What Enrico told is true once this is activated then I think you will egt invoiced by HP. I think you need to talk to the HP account repl regarding this to get this cleared.

Rgds

HGN

[Lars Christian Nilsen]

Thanks guys!

I hope I don't have to worry about invoices, fortunately sendmail is not up and running on this system yet ;-)

Anyway, this is a server located in the HP Norway Technology Center that will be used for workshops, demos etc. So, I hope I'll manage to overcome any extra $$$ issues.

cheers,
lars c