Hard Partitioning: Dynamic Domains - Oracle Solaris 10 System Virtualization Essentials - page 62

• Type 1A = 1 GB / rank1

• Type 1B = 1 GB / rank2

• Type 2A = 2 GB / rank1

• Type 2B = 2 GB / rank2

• Type 4A = 4 GB / rank1

• Type 4B = 4 GB / rank2

• Type 8A = 8 GB / rank1

• Type 8B = 8 GB / rank2

I/O

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There are only 6 IOU boards; thus 2 CMU boards have no associated IO
availability.

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The output is too long to list here, but running just the command showhard-
conf (no -u option) will give a detailed list of each CMU and IOU board. Here is
a summary of what is on each board:

CMU#0: 4 × 2.28 GHz CPUs and 32 × 2 GB of memory
IOU#0: Base I/O card in slots 0 and 4, Fiber Channel (FC) card in slot 1

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CMU#1: 4 × 2.28 GHz CPUs and 32 × 2 GB of memory
IOU#1: Base I/O card in slots 0 and 4

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CMU#6: 4 × 2.88 GHz CPUs and 16 × 2 GB of memory

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CMU#7: 4 × 2.88 GHz CPUs and 16 × 2 GB of memory

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CMU#8: 4 × 2.28 GHz CPUs and 32 × 2 GB of memory
IOU#0: Base I/O card in slots 0 and 4

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CMU#10: 4 × 2.28 GHz CPUs and 32 × 2 GB of memory

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CMU#12: 4 × 2.52 GHz CPUs and 16 × 4 GB of memory
IOU#0: Base I/O card in slots 0 and 4, uplink card to IO expansion box in
slot 5, and Quad Gigabit Ethernet (QGbE) in slot 7

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CMU#13: 4 × 2.52 GHz CPUs and 16 × 4 GB of memory
IOU#0: no cards

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CMU#14: 4 × 2.52 GHz CPUs and 16 × 4 GB of memory

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CMU#15: 4 × 2.52 GHz CPUs and 16 × 4 GB of memory
IOU#0: Base I/O card in slot 0, network card in slot 1

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To see how these are assigned to domains, use the showboards command: