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Table
1-1
  
Workflow
for
the
SPARC
M10-1
(continued)
Step
(work
time
(*1)) Work
description Reference
19 Clear
the
difference
between
the
system
time
and
physical
partition
(PPAR)
time.
"7.10
Synchronizing
the
Physical
Partition
(PPAR)
Time
and
XSCF
Time"
Required
20 Add
a
CPU
Activation
key
to
the
system.
"7.11
Registering
a
CPU
Activation
Key"
Required
(*4)
21 Assign
CPU
resources
to
the
physical
partition.
"7.12
Assigning
CPU
Core
Resources"
Required
22 Confirm
the
start/stop
of
the
physical
partition
and
the
connection
of
the
console.
"7.13
Starting
and
Stopping
a
Physical
Partition
(PPAR)"
Required
*1
Average
work
time
*2
Time
required
for
mounting
optional
components
is
not
included.
*3
If
the
optional
components
are
ordered
together
with
the
chassis,
they
are
shipped
mounted
to
the
chassis.
*4
One
CD-ROM
disk
containing
a
CPU
Activation
certificate
is
provided
with
the
system.
The
system
may
be
shipped
with
a
registered
CPU
Activation
key.
Note
-
The
SPARC
M10
systems
have
Oracle
Solaris
preinstalled.
According
to
the
purpose,
either
use
the
preinstalled
Oracle
Solaris
as
is
or
reinstall
it.
To
reinstall
Oracle
Solaris,
install
the
latest
Oracle
VM
Server
for
SPARC.
For
the
latest
information
on
the
supported
Oracle
Solaris
versions
and
SRU,
see
the
Fujitsu
M10/SPARC
M
10
Systems
Product
Notes.
Table
1-2
  
Workflow
for
the
SPARC
M10-4
Step
(work
time
(*1)) Work
description Referenc e
Installation
work
(approx.
38
minutes
(*2))
1.2 Workflow
for
the
SPARC
M10-4
The
SPARC
M10-4
is
a
4U-size
chassis
that
can
be
configured
with
up
to
4
CPUs
(32
or
64
cores).
The
SPARC
M10-4
is
not
used
in
a
building
block
configuration
but
used
alone.
This
section
describes
the
flow
from
SPARC
M10-4
installation
to
the
initial
system
settings.
The
initial
system
settings
are
the
settings
implemented
before
system
startup,
and
they
include
the
XSCF
setup,
CPU
Activation
setting,
and
physical
partition
configuration.
 
By
clicking
a
reference
enclosed
in
"
"
to
display
a
section,
you
can
see
the
details
of
the
respective
step.
Chapter
1
 
Understanding
the
Installation
Flow 3

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