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Enclosure DASD PCI<br />

slots<br />

System adapter<br />

requirements for<br />

<strong>POWER6</strong> connection<br />

General Notes:<br />

�= Supported <strong>and</strong> N = Not supported<br />

A = Supported by AIX; L = Supported by Linux. i = Supported by <strong>IBM</strong> i. See the Features Description chapter for required<br />

release levels.<br />

Note that although some almost identical System i <strong>and</strong> System p enclosures are listed together in the same table row,<br />

there are some technical detail differences. For example, the System i enclosure can support IOP cards while the<br />

System p enclosure does not. The AIX <strong>and</strong> <strong>IBM</strong> i operating system software is very specific to supporting hardware<br />

based upon a specific MTM or feature code value. This determines whether a similar hardware enclosure or card cannot<br />

be supported by an operating system.<br />

The following chapters provide additional details about the I/O enclosures listed in this table. For example, the <strong>IBM</strong> i<br />

operating system does not support the #5791 <strong>and</strong> AIX <strong>and</strong> Linux do not support the #5790.<br />

► Chapter 4, “Feature descriptions <strong>and</strong> related information” on page 187<br />

Note that most hardware features have specific cable requirements. In this paper, most cable descriptions are either<br />

in the individual MTM chapters or included in Chapter 11, “RIO-2 12X SPCN line cord SAS <strong>and</strong> communication<br />

cables for <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>Power</strong> Systems models” on page 855.<br />

► Chapter 9, “<strong>IBM</strong> <strong>Power</strong> systems I/O enclosures schematics” on page 799<br />

► Chapter D, “Upgrades to <strong>Power</strong> 9117-MMA <strong>and</strong> <strong>Power</strong> 9119-FHA” on page 907<br />

GX adapters listed under the Requirements for <strong>POWER6</strong> connection column are the <strong>Power</strong> System GX adapter card.<br />

The enclosure requires a corresponding loop adapter card that is not included in this table. See Chapter 4, “Feature<br />

descriptions <strong>and</strong> related information” on page 187.<br />

Specific Notes;<br />

1. Cannot order as new as of November 2008.<br />

2. Order through RPQ 847230, 847231 as of November 2008<br />

3. Order through RPQ 847232 as of November 2008<br />

4. Available November 2008.<br />

5. <strong>IBM</strong> i 5.4 <strong>and</strong> <strong>IBM</strong> i 6.1 releases do not support the disks attached to the embedded zero write cache disk controller<br />

within the enclosure. <strong>IBM</strong> i supports disks attached to the appropriate adapters that can use the PCI-X slots within<br />

the enclosure.<br />

6. The 0<strong>595</strong> <strong>and</strong> 7311-D20 are almost identical except 7311-D20 is 4 U high, 0<strong>595</strong> is 5U high.<br />

7. A notation of Z means that 10 k rpm is not recommended.<br />

8. The #5720 media drawer occupies 1U of rack space in either the 12U or 34U positions in the <strong>595</strong> system.<br />

928 <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>570</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>595</strong> (<strong>POWER6</strong>) System Builder<br />

EIU /<br />

Width<br />

(in.)<br />

8203 - E4A<br />

9408 - M25<br />

8204 - E8A<br />

9409 - M50<br />

9117 - MMA<br />

9119 - FHA

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