01EL320_031_031 New features and functions Support for the 8203-E4A system was added. Fixes that affect all model E8A systems DEFERRED A problem was fixed that caused a system crash (with SRC B131E504) by changing the initialization settings of the I/O control hardware. A problem was fixed that, under certain circumstances, caused the InfiniBand adapter to stop responding to InfiniBand requests. A problem was fixed that caused SRC B1813014 to be logged after a successful system firmware installation. This SRC will be logged when this level of firmware is installed and will generate a call home; it should be ignored. It will not be logged during subsequent installations. System firmware changes that affect certain model E8A systems: On systems with a 1519-100 tower attached, a problem was fixed that caused the location code of a connector on the integrated virtual IOP to be displayed as Un-SE1-SE1-T1 instead of Un-SE1-T1. On systems with 7134-G30 I/O drawers attached in certain cabling configurations, a problem was fixed that prevented the I/O port labels from being displayed for the port location codes on the hardware topology screens. On systems running system firmware level EL320_031, a problem was fixed that caused attempts to call home to fail. On systems running the Active Energy Manager(tm), a problem was fixed that caused the Exhaust Heat Index (EHI), as shown on Active Energy Manager(tm), to read up to 21 degrees lower than the actual exhaust air temperature. Firmware Release for the Power6 System p 550 Server (8204-E8A) Support for the creation of multiple virtual shared processor pools (VSPPs) within the one physical pool. (In order for AIX performance tools to report the correct information on systems configured with multiple shared processor pools, a minimum of AIX 5.3 TL07 or AIX 6.1 must be running.) Support for the capability to move a running AIX or Linux partition from one system to another compatible system with a minimum of disruption. Support for EnergyScale(tm) and Active Energy Manager(tm). For more information on the energy management features now available, please see the EnergyScale(tm) white paper.