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Caché Installation Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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Installing <strong>Caché</strong> on UNIX and Linux<br />

4.7.7 IBM AIX<br />

The default settings of several AIX parameters can adversely affect performance. For detailed information<br />

on the settings and recommendations, see the AIX Platform Notes section of the Calculating<br />

System Parameters for UNIX and Linux appendix.<br />

4.7.7.1 PowerPC System Requirements<br />

Current versions of <strong>Caché</strong> are only supported on PowerPC. PowerPC AIX 5.2 and later support a 64-<br />

bit kernel on POWER4, POWER5, or equivalent hardware.<br />

The following table lists the allowable combinations of runtime, kernel, and hardware configurations:<br />

AIX PowerPC Configuration Combinations<br />

Combination<br />

Runtime<br />

Kernel<br />

Hardware<br />

1<br />

32-bit<br />

32-bit<br />

32-bit<br />

2<br />

32-bit<br />

32-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

3<br />

64-bit<br />

32-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

4<br />

32-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

5<br />

64-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

64-bit<br />

Note: 64-bit <strong>Caché</strong> requires combination 5.<br />

To determine whether the CPU is 64-bit, issue the following command:<br />

# bootinfo -y<br />

This returns 64 for POWER3, POWER4, or POWER5 and returns 32 on older PowerPC systems.<br />

To determine whether the 64-bit runtime environment is installed, issue the following command:<br />

# lslpp -l bos.64bit<br />

To determine whether the 64-bit runtime environment is loaded at boot, issue the following command:<br />

# grep load64bit /etc/inittab<br />

To determine whether the system is running the 64-bit kernel, issue the following command:<br />

# bootinfo -K<br />

Alternatively, confirm that /unix points to unix_64, rather than unix_up or unix_mp:<br />

54 <strong>Caché</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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