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    Preface
    Ch.  1. Introduction to the IBM Power 520 and Power 550 servers
    Ch.  2. IBM Power 520 (MTM 8203-E4A)
    Ch.  3. IBM Power 550 (MTM 8204-E8A)
    3.1. Overview of the 8204-E8A
    3.2. Software requirements
    3.3. Physical package
    3.4. The 8204-E8A configurations overview
    3.5. Memory
    3.5.1. Memory considerations
    3.5.2. Memory placement rules
    3.5.3. Memory throughput
    3.6. I/O capabilities
    3.7. System unit storage
    3.8. Drawer and tower attachment
    3.9. External disk subsystems
    3.10. AIX consoles
    3.11. Booting the server
    3.12. The 8204-E8A system unit schematics and locations
    Ch.  4. Adapter feature descriptions and related information
    Ch.  5. EXP24 Disk Enclosures
    Ch.  6. EXP 12S SAS Disk Enclosure
    Ch.  7. PCIe 12X I/O Drawer (#5802)
    Ch.  8. Integrated Virtual Ethernet
    Ch.  9. Feature Code to CCIN cross-reference
    Ch.  10. IBM System i schematics for supported expansion units and towers
    Ch.  11. Tape and optical storage attachment summary
    Ch.  12. RIO-2, 12X, SPCN, line cord, SAS, and communication cables for Power 520 and Power 550 systems
    Appendix A. IBM AIX operating system and release level summary
    Appendix B. IBM i operating system and licensed program release level summary
    Appendix C. RAID history and definitions summary
    Appendix D. Solid state disk (SSD) drives
    Appendix E. Upgrades to Power 520 and 550
    Appendix F. PowerVM and Management Edition for AIX
    Appendix G. IBM i user license entitlement summary
    Appendix H. IBM I/O adapters that require an IOP summary
    Appendix I. Processor feature numbers, system performance, and IBM i QPRCFEAT system value
    Appendix J. POWER6 reliability, availability, and serviceability summary
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