Dynamic node partitioning utilizing sleep state
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Oct 3, 2006
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May 14, 2004
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A method and system for allowing nodes in a multi-node computer to be appropriated by a master node in the multi-node computer. The node to be appropriated is suspended into an ACPI S3 Sleep State, causing current system operations state information to be stored in a backup memory in the appropriated node. The master node then populated a primary memory in the appropriated node with OS and other information required to join a partition that includes the master node. When the master node no longer wishes to use the appropriated node, the backup memory in the appropriated node is mirrored back into the primary memory. When the appropriated node 'wakes up' from the S3 state, it continues executing software commands where it left off, without knowing anything that had happened after going into the S3 state.
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