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March 1st, 2007

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Virtual and Physical processor

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HI all,
I want to know the excat difference between a virtual and a physical processor.
On my LAPR i have 2.5 procesing units in shared mode (capped).
Also it shows the virtual processor is 6.
How this virtual processor is six..lsdev also shows only six...can u please tell me how this mapping works...

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