Memory: Concepts and Functionality

ILM

Interleaved Memory

vPars A.03.xx and A.02.xx use and assign only ILM; vPars A.04.xx allows use of ILM and CLM.

You assign memory to a virtual partition:

Within the available nPartition’s ILM, you can also:

specify an address range to use
This does not increase the amount of memory assigned to the virtual partition. The address range is a specific subset of the existing ILM amount assigned to the virtual partition. Therefore, the total amount of memory specified by ILM addresses cannot exceed the amount of ILM assigned to the virtual partition.




	NOTE: The virtual partition must be in the `down` state to add or delete memory resources.

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