What are the prerequisites to enable Vmotion?
Each managed host must use a storage area network (SAN). A SAN is a device with access to a server that makes the device appear as locally attached to the server's operating system. Each managed host must also use shared virtual machine file system (VMFS) volumes. The VMFS is used to store disk images and snapshots of virtual machines.
A Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) network is also required between hosts. A GbE network is able to transmit Ethernet frames at a rate of a gigabit per second. VMotion also requires a private GbE migration network between all hosts. When the GbE network is utilized on VMotion, the managed host can configure a unique network identity object that can be connected to the private migration network.
A compatible set of processors is also a requirement. For VMotion to maintain functionality the processors of the target host have to be able to resume execution using equivalent instructions in the event that processors of the source host are suspended. Processors must come from the same vendor and processor family for compatibility with VMotion. Different versions of processors within the same family are usually similar enough to maintain effective configuration with VMotion.
Will mac operating system work with a Pentium 3 processor?
No, Mac OS X requires a Power PC processor (supported through Leopard) or an Intel Core Duo (or newer) processor since these are the only processors that are used in Apple hardware and Mac OS X may only be installed on a Mac.
What option allows you to view processes sorted by how CPU hungry they are?
Check your Task Manager, under the processes tab. You can sort it by Memory or CPU.
Where is main control unit on 1995 Nissan Maxima?
It is located in the console (under the radio). It is accessed by taking off the cover by the accelerator. The ECM can be controlled by a screw (which may be behind some tape) on the left of the device. Turn clockwise and hold for two seconds. Turn screw back to the original position. The engine light will now blink the appropriate codes repeatedly. Count the slow blinks followed by the fast blinks. So "blink --- blink ------- blink-blink-blink" would be read as 2-3.
The codes will repeat until the car is started. So, there is no rush to check the counts after you turn the screw.
How many pins does the amd socket am2 have?
The processors have 940 pins, but the AM2 slot on motherboards has 942 pin slots.
For your question, 940 is the answer. A lot of tiny easy to bend pins..
What does ROM on a router mean?
"a usu. small computer memory that contains special- purpose info (as a program) which cannot be altered" -- Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
CPU have 2 Part...one is ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) and second is CU(Control Unit)
An L2 cache is built directly on the processor chip as an advanced transfer cache. Data is transmitted via the front side bus.
What is the difference between a normal Mobile Processor and a Centrino Processor?
There is absolutely no difference. They are simply branded differently. A "Centrino" processor is any Pentium M, Core Solo, Core Duo, Core 2 Solo, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, ore Core i7 coupled with an Intel chipset, wireless card, and integrated graphics.
What is the function of the central processing unit?
Its main function is to execute instructions stored in a memory, which allows system to perform various tasks. the cpu retrives instruction from the memory, decodes them and then executes them. this process is known as the fetch decode execute cycle.
The cpu is responsible for performing the majority of the calculations and logical operations as required by a computer. it also manages the systems memory, input/output devices and communication with other devices in the system.
additionally the cpu also acts as the control center that cordinates and synchronize the activities of other components in the system.
in summary the main function of a cpu is to execute instruction of the computer program.
in summary the main function of cpu is to execute instruction of the computer program which in turn allows the system to perform various tasks.
Which is suitable Intel processor for servers?
That depends on a few different factors. The highest-end servers will probably want Itanium processors. Mid-range servers would more likely be equipped with Xeons.
What Is The Slowest Computer Bus?
The slowest computer bus would be a stopped or halted computer bus, since there would be infinite time between operations.
What is the practical limit for modern CPU clock speeds?
One record was set by a user operating an Intel Celeron 360, a whopping 8.24 GHz! However, most people cannot expect to see standard CPU clock speeds exceed about 3.8 GHz, the highest consumer clock speed of a Pentium 4. Rumors of a 4 GHz Pentium 4 in Europe were proven to be untrue, and new dual-, triple-, quad-, and hexa-core processors simply have no need for such ridiculously high speed.
What is central processing unit?
In lay peoples term CPU is the casing which houses your mother board, HDD, CDROM.
Why do we prefer 2's complements?
in 2's Complement there is only one zero: All zeros
In 1's Complement there are two zeros: All zeros, and All ones ("negative" zero).
So you have one less signed number you can represent with the same amount of bits.
For example, with 8 bits, with 2's Complement you can represent -128 to +127 while with 1's complement you can only represent -127 to +127.
Advantages of the Greek number system?
I think you are referring to the Arabic numbering system which is positional. That is to say that each column represents an increasing power of 10 as one moves from right to left.
This was a major departure from other numbering systems for the purposes of performing math (as opposed to just indicating a number).
The Hebrew alphabet (aleph-beis) is a non-positional numbering system in which every letter is assigned a value - aleph - 1, beis - 2, lamed - 30, etc. Here what might appear as a word might actually be a number (since it is unusual to see Hebrew written with vowels).
These Hebrew numbers are often used in Gematria which maps words to numeric values so that additional insight might be gained into the deeper meaning. In Hebrew, the word for wine and the word for secret have the same numeric value and from this stems the expression "when the wine goes in, the secrets come out".
I believe that the Greeks followed the Hebrew pattern where alpha - 1, beta - 2, lambda - 30, etc.
The Greeks via the Christians, performed a similar process on their words for similar reasons.
the CPU bus is the connection between the motherboard and the CPU. All data flows through different data bus.
What is the architectural advancements of microprocessors?
architecture advancement of microprocessor
What are the different types of microprocessors?
based on bit of operation at a time
8 bit, 16 bit, 32 bit, 64bit (now days) and etc So far i know, they are Laptop, Desktop, Server and Embedded processors, for example Laptop- Intel Centrino, Desktop- Intel Pentium, Server- Intel Xeon, Atom, Embedde- ARM and classification of microprocessor considering instruction sets they process: RISC - Reduced instruction set computing (oven, AC etc.) CISC - Complex instruction set computing (eg. laptop, desktop processor)
When was the latest computer processor introduced?
Hm.
Introduced as in revealed, or as in sold to the public? As of this moment, the successor to the Intel Haswell architecture and the successor of the AMD Kaveri APU, are most likely latest processors to be mentioned in the technology world, particularly in AMD's case as Kaveri hasn't been released to the public yet.
Haswell is the newest x86 processor released to the public, with ARM processors (Which are typically mobile-computing oriented) having new releases in close proximity. AMD had a refresh of their APU line called Richland recently, and a bit longer ago released Piledriver to the public, which was much earlier in 2013.