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Full Image Examples
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Power8 FRU VPD example:
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p8/memcard1_ddr3: This is an example of a VPD template for a DDR3 memory riser
card with a single memory buffer(Centaur).
p8/memcard4_ddr3: This is an example of a VPD template for a DDR3 memory riser
card with 2 to 4 memory buffer (Centaurs).
p8/memcard1_ddr4: This is an example of a VPD template for a DDR4 memory riser
card with a single memory buffer(Centaur).
p8/memcard4_ddr4: This is an example of a VPD template for a DDR4 memory riser
card with 2 to 4 memory buffer (Centaurs).
p8/sysplanar: This is an example of a VPD template for an OpenPower system
planar (aka mother board) that does not have any memory
buffer on the card. A memory riser card will be plugged
onto this system planar.
p8/sysplanar32_ddr3: This is an example of a VPD template for an OpenPower system
planar (aka mother board) that has upto 32 memory buffers
(Centaurs) on the card. DDR3 ISDIMMs are plugged onto this
system planar.
p8/sysplanar32_ddr4: This is an example of a VPD template for an OpenPower system
planar (aka mother board) that has upto 32 memory buffers
(Centaurs) on the card. DDR3 ISDIMMs are plugged onto this
system planar.
Power9 FRU VPD example:
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p9/sysplanar32_ddr4: This is an example of a VPD template for an OpenPower P9 system
planar (aka mother board) that has DDR4 ISDIMMs direct attach to
the processor on the same card that the ISDIMM are plugged onto.
Syntax Examples
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bindatainput: Shows the syntax to have a binary input file for the keyword
data
hexwithcomments: Shows inclusion of comments within hex data for easier reading
rbinfile: Shows how to include a binary file that contains an entire
record. Can be created using the -r option on createVpd.py
simple: Most basic syntax example
tworecords: Shows how to define multiple records within one top level
input file
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