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  • IPMCTL User Guide
  • Installing IPMCTL
    • Installing IPMCTL packages on Linux
    • Building and Installing IPMCTL from Source on Linux
    • Installing IPMCTL on Microsoft Windows using the MSI Installer
    • Building and Installing IPMCTL on Microsoft Windows from Source
  • Basic Usage
  • Module Discovery
    • Show System Capabilities
    • Show Socket
    • Show Topology
    • Show Memory Resources
    • Show Device
  • Provisioning
    • Concepts
    • Create Memory Allocation Goal
    • Provision App Direct
    • Provision Memory Mode
    • Provision Mixed Mode
    • Show Memory Allocation Goal
    • Dump Memory Allocation Settings
    • Load Memory Allocation Goal
    • Delete Memory Allocation Goal
  • Security
    • Enable Device Security
    • Change Device Passphrase
    • Change Device Security
    • Erase Device Data
  • Instrumentation
    • Show Sensor
    • Change Sensor Settings
    • Show Device Performance
  • Debug
    • Run Diagnostic
    • Show Error Log
    • Dump Debug Log
    • Show ACPI Tables
    • Show Device Platform Configuration Data
    • Delete Device Platform Configuration Data
    • Inject Error
  • Support and Maintenance
    • Show Events
    • Version and Firmware
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  1. Provisioning

Provision Mixed Mode

Creates a memory allocation goal for a percentage (0-100) of total capacity to be used in Memory Mode and the rest to be either reserved or used for App Direct mode.

Examples

Configure 20% of the available capacity on each persistent memory module to be in Memory Mode and the remaining will be not-interleaved App Direct.

$ ipmctl create -goal MemoryMode=20 PersistentMemoryType=AppDirectNotInterleaved

Configure the persistent memory modules with 25% of the capacity in Memory Mode, 25% reserved, and the remaining 50% as interleaved App Direct by default.

$ ipmctl create -goal MemoryMode=25 Reserved=25
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