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What's new as of 08 April 2005
What's new in the information center
In addition to the following items, the information center now includes general technical updates to existing information about your IBM eServer(TM) hardware. Also, some information has been consolidated or redesigned to make it easier to find and use.Quick start guides
The information center now includes printable versions of the Quick start guide that is included with your server. The Quick start guide offers an abbreviated set of instructions designed to help you quickly unpack and set up your server. Quick start guides are included with the following servers:
- IBM eServer p5 510
- IBM eServer i5 520
- IBM eServer p5 520
- IBM eServer OpenPower(TM) 710
To find the Quick start guide for your server, see Using predefined initial server setup checklists and select the checklist that best fits your needs.
Searching for reference codes
You can now search for specific reference codes.
- To find a specific system reference code (SRC) or progress code, type only the first 4 characters of the code in the search field. Some reference codes are categorized in ranges; so if your search produces no results, try replacing the last character in the string with an x. For example, if you get no search results for B63F, try B63x, and then B6xx.
- To find a specific service request number (SRN), type the initial characters up to but not including the hyphen (if the SRN has one). For example, to find SRN 709-111, search for 709.
What's new as of 05 February 2005
The information center now includes information about the following new models
- IBM eServer p5 9110-510
- IBM eServer p5 9118-575
What's new as of 14 January 2005
The information center now includes information about the following new model:
- IBM eServer OpenPower 710
What's new as of 10 December 2004
The information center now includes information about the following new model:
- IBM eServer p5 9411-100
What's new as of 19 October 2004
The information center now includes information about the following new models:
- IBM eServer i5 9405-520 and 595
- IBM eServer p5 590 and 595
What's new as of 14 September 2004
The information center now includes information about the following new models and technologies:
- IBM eServer i5 550
- IBM eServer p5 520, 550, and 570
- IBM eServer OpenPower 720
- AIX(R) 5L Version 5.3
- SUSE LINUX, SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9, Red Hat, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
- Information previously available only as PDFs in the pSeries(R) Information Center or on CD. For more information, see pSeries documentation now in the information center.
Using a virtual computing environment
Learn about using the IBM Virtualization Engine(TM) to help you virtualize your computing environment. The IBM Virtualization Engine enables you to pool all your computing resources (IBM and non-IBM servers, storage, network appliances) into one virtual environment, simplify your infrastructure, and reduce the complexity of managing your computing environment.
What's new as of 13 July 2004
Planning
The Planning information has been updated to include the new IBM eServer i5 and p5 models and functions.
What's new as of 30 June 2004
Resetting the server to a nonpartitioned configuration
Learn how to reset a partitioned server back to a nonpartitioned configuration.