> I hear some vender's machine has this configuration. (ia64, maybe SGI or HP)
>
> Node0: CPUx0 + XXXGb memory
> Node1: CPUx2 + 16MB memory
> Node2: CPUx2 + 16MB memory
>
> memory of Node1 and Node2 is tirmmed at boot by GRANULE alignment.
> Then, final view is
> Node0 : memory-only-node
> Node1 : cpu-only-node
> Node2 : cpu-only-node.
IIRC, this is HP box. It is using memory interleave among nodes.
Bye.
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Yasunori Goto
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