System integration of an IBM eServerz990 begins when a z990 book, which houses the main processor... more System integration of an IBM eServerz990 begins when a z990 book, which houses the main processors, memory, and I/O adapters, is installed in a z990 frame, Licensed Internal Code is "booted" in the service element (SE), and power is turned on. This initial system "bringup," also referred to as post-silicon integration, is composed of three major steps: initializing the chips,
System integration of an IBM eServerz990 begins when a z990 book, which houses the main processor... more System integration of an IBM eServerz990 begins when a z990 book, which houses the main processors, memory, and I/O adapters, is installed in a z990 frame, Licensed Internal Code is "booted" in the service element (SE), and power is turned on. This initial system "bringup," also referred to as post-silicon integration, is composed of three major steps: initializing the chips,
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