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BladeSymphony 2000 GVAE55R3 including hardware partitioning (also known as Virtage in Japan) - Certification for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (08/23/2018 - 15:51)

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General

Product	BladeSymphony 2000 GVAE55R3 including hardware partitioning (also known as Virtage in Japan)
Program	Red Hat Certified Hardware
Level	Certified

Product Support

Target Product	Red Hat Enterprise Linux	6	6.2 through 6.x
Base Product
Architecture	i386

Certification Result

Status	Completed
Result	Certified
ABI Complied
Visibility	Published

Certification ID

12575

Notes

What version of RHEL 6 is required to kdump to nfs filesystem via tg3 driver?
What is "Virtage"?*
Why does my video change when I enable Virtage hardware partitioning?
Why does Virtage(version 97) with KVM requires a VT-x(Intel Virtualization Technology) feature enabled on logical partitions.
Potential performance impact for a RHEL or RHEV hypervisor when I enable Virtage on my Hitachi server.
What is Hitachi's Host Bus Adapter (HBA), why does it use an additional binary driver and why doesn't Red Hat support it directly?
Why do the PCIIDs change on my NICs when I change from "dedicated" to "shared" mode on my BladeSymphony server via the Virtage hardware partitioning firmware when this function is enabled?