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  1. Bug #1812765
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Comment 3 for bug 1812765

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Jeff Lane  (bladernr) wrote :

Another interesting question, why does each socket show two different IDs?

SocketID ISetID PersistentMemoryType Capacity FreeCapacity HealthState
0 0xa354da902f248a22 AppDirectNotInterleaved 126.0 GiB 126.0 GiB Healthy
0 0x5190da905a2a8a22 AppDirectNotInterleaved 126.0 GiB 126.0 GiB Healthy
1 0x3fa4da90a52c8a22 AppDirectNotInterleaved 126.0 GiB 126.0 GiB Healthy
1 0xd590da90b42a8a22 AppDirectNotInterleaved 126.0 GiB 126.0 GiB Healthy

From your description, you're using 128Gb NVDIMMs so why does socket 0 show two different IDs?

I'm only asking because these are entirely new to me. Is Socket 0 actually a pair of DIMM slots so Socket 0 = 2x 128GB NVDIMMs??